| John Karr on 23 Sep 2009 13:39:42 -0700 |
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I was trying to
figure out how to get my synaptics touchpad to become disabled whenever I have a
mouse plugged into the laptop.
In the process I
managed to turn the touchpad completely off, where I can no longer activate it
again. I've used the gnome mouse application to try and activate it again and
gysnaptics/syndaemon. My conclusion was that of the options that seem available,
the best was to use the mouse applet to enable/disable the touchpad as needed. I
seem to have it permanently disabled, and can't figure out a means of
reactivating it.
If anyone has any
ideas of alternative utilites. There are no options in bios for the device. The
laptop is an Acer AspireOne751.
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