- #Usb touchpad mouse glidepoint install#
- #Usb touchpad mouse glidepoint software#
- #Usb touchpad mouse glidepoint windows#
Works automatically when plugged in, all the functions of a standard mouse, right tap in upper right corner left tap everywhere else, Scrolling by dragging finger along right edge, double tap highlighting and drag-n-drop, Glide extend means unlimited dragging, drag your finger to the edge and lift up your finger and continue dragging with the same motion without re-tapping.
#Usb touchpad mouse glidepoint software#
Please Note, The Mini USB Touchpad ETP001MTPUSB is the exact same touchpad as the PS2 touchpad but with a special USB adapter cable and they do not work with the control center software because they are too small
The worlds smallest touchpad! Fits anywhere, about the size of a postage stamp 1.1 x 1.3 inches Thin, Water Resistant, Durable and fast, Works on all computers, PC, Mac, Laptops, Desktops, Some Tablets and more.
#Usb touchpad mouse glidepoint install#
Install of a Driver can sometimes fail, some security programs (like SpyBot 4's TeaTimer) will block needed changes to registry and along with other programs, should be "Off"įor a Driver install and some Firewall's and other security devices will need to be set to 'Grant Permission' even for internal processes.Įdit:- You did not mention Model of Latitude that you have, some have Synaptics hardware rather than ALPS, if you have a Synaptics TouchPad, you would cause problems if you installedĪn ALPS Driver, same would be true if you installed the Synaptics Driver on an ALPS System.Mini Touchpad ETP001MTPPS2. If opened from Control Panel, you will also see a checkmark box to "Display icon in Task Bar" on "Others" tab. Install a "Device Select" tab, but look for a "Disable TouchPad when USB pointing device is present" on first page of ALPS Console. This is seen on "Device Select" tab (first one seen) on GlidePoint/GlideStick equipped systems, it is my understanding that systems without 'GlideStick' do not It's not exactly life-threatening but I'm constantly nudging the Touchpad while typeing and it's a pain.ĪLPS icon should reside on systray ("Notification Area") by your clock, check properties to see if it is hidden.ĬontrolPanel Mouse should open your ALPS Console if it is properly installed, it will have the options you need, which also include to "Turn Tapping Off when Typing"Īnd "Hide pointer when Typing", the "switch off the Touchpad when a USB mouse is connected" was a recent addition, but would be included on the Driver that I posted I do not appear to have the Glidepoint console. I've also used the BIOS to set a similar option for PS/2 but this has no effect either. The ALPS Touch Pad device property pages do not show any options to switch off the Touchpad when a USB mouse is connected. have downloaded the driver you suggested but it has made no difference. Was seen on Dell (ALPS) Portables with 'sticks'.:)
The above enhancement is in addition to the "Disable" (Touchpad, TP Buttons, Stick or Stick Buttons), that
A red 'X' appears over the touchpad icon in the systray when it is disabled." When a USB mouse is plugged in a pop up message informs the user that a USB mouse has been detected and that the touchpad/stick has been disabled. This feature is disabled by default but can be enabled via a checkbox on the Devices tab in the Touchpad. Adds the feature where the touchpad/stick is disabled when a USB mouse is plugged in.
#Usb touchpad mouse glidepoint windows#
If you are on a generic Windows Touchpad Driver, you will need to install a DellĪlps GlidePoint/StickPointer, Driver, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Multi Language, Multi System, v.5.4.104.4, A10 If you have the Dell ALPS GlidePoint Console, it sould be on the first page, if it is not seen by the clock,
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