01-04-2009 08:57 AM
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01-04-2009 07:03 PM
johnpike:
Possibly your touching the mouse pad with your thumb and triggering a link?
Regards,
6thSense
01-05-2009 06:28 AM
Thanks
I will be alert to 'my thumb' on the scale. But I sure would like the option to click for what I want instead of where the arrow happens to be pointed too long at something I don't want.
Hope there is an idea to force the click for my choice. I would prefer only a double-click than a wandering arrow.
Anyone out there know how to accomplish this?
01-05-2009 11:48 PM
You should be able to see the touch pad icon on the system tray. If you click on the icon, a caption will appear with "Tap to click" ticked as one of the items. Click on this to unselect it. You will now need to use the click buttons instead of the touch pad for selection. If not, you can open the "Pointing Device Properties" windows to customise the tuouch pad settings as you like. I have a different Ideapad model but I think this is quite common on most laptops.
01-21-2009 08:41 AM
I am having the same problem on a new Y530. It happens with BOTH the touchpad and an optical USB mouse.
When I go to Control Panel, and click on Mouse, a window pops up that says
X Unable to connect to the Synaptics Pointing Device Driver ,,,,,,,and a bunch more verbage and asking if I want to uninstall the device driver.
Also, there is no icon for the device on the Taskbar.
Help !
Viz