Download touchpad pointing stick driver.
Dell laptop pointing stick disable.
Click on the disable radio button and click on apply 4.
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To disable the track stick click on start control panel mouse wait for the dell touchpad image to appear and click on the touchpad image click on the option pointing stick or device select you should have an option to disable it there.
We have dell latitude e6420 and e6430 laptops in the field.
Start settings control panel mouse dell touchpad device select pointing stick disable.
An alps driver will be installed.
Be sure to click on apply to save your.
I have a latitude c610 and the mouse cursor is flaking out like a lot of the others do.
As long as the dell drivers are installed there is a hotkey for the trackpoint and touchpad that will toggle the available settings.
Followed by the answer from blaughw.
Most solutions tell me to access a touchpad i cannot access.
Click ok to save the settings and close the window.
Multiple users complain that their mouse cursor jumps every where while typing.
Open touchpad by clicking on icon and the settings for the touchpad pointing stick and mouse can be changed.
I ve searched and can t find the answer so i m asking.
A menu will open where you can adjust the settings for the track stick 3.
How do you do that.
Download a new touchpad driver from dell and install it.
I finally solved it.
When installed this will add the software dell touchpad and the settings icon to your start bar.
This package contains the driver for the dell pointstick device.
Click on the touchpad icon on the lower right part of the taskbar 2.
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Dell pointstick driver enables optimum performance of the pointing stick.
A pointing stick is a joystick that is used as a pointing device and it is positioned at the center of the keyboard.
The only temp solution we have is to install the touchpad driver and have them disable it each time they login.
One of the steps put out by dell is to disable the pointing stick.
On the latitude e7440 model the hotkey is accessed by pressing fn f5.
Find the touchpad icon and click then click device select then click on pointing stick then click on pointng stick disable.
