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Close the TouchPad opened under Debian 7. every time you type the TouchPad, it will be very depressing. this is the solution I found online. Note that it will expire every time I turn it on again, it will only be valid for this period of time before shutdown after each setting. I have no way to close the TouchPad all the time... close the

Problem description System: Debian Wheezy Xfce. Problem: although the Xorg touchpad input Driver (synaptics) is installed, you still cannot enable the "click" function, which is equivalent to the mouse.Solution 1. First, ensure that the synaptics driver is installed: $ sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics 2. Copy/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.dTo/etc/X11 $ sudo cp -R /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ /etc/X11 3. Change the original/etc/X11/xorg.conf.

Synpatics fixed point device, which is the drive of the notebook touchpad. You can use the touchpad to replace the mouse with the mouse if you set it slightly. The following is an introduction to the Internet:Synaptics received 2014 consumer electronics Exhibition"Innovation design and engineering award"On June 23, synaptics, a leading developer of man-machine interface solutions, announced today that it re

Simple new with a notebook ThinkPade42 (i32310m), touchpad has been easy to misoperation, so seek a solution, find for a long time, finally solve, now records as follows: install xorg-x11-apps package: yuminstallxorg-x11-apps and then: # shielding xinputset-int... A new notebook ThinkPad e42 (i3 2310 m) is provided by the monks, and the TouchPad is always prone to incorrect operations. Therefore, after seek

I just installed Ubuntu12.04. After a few days, I found that the touchpad failed. How did I deal with this disobedient Ubuntu? I never met it before, this reminds me that I shut down the touchpad with Fn + F7 a few days ago, but I didn't expect it to happen. This is a bit of an impulse to reinstall it. Fortunately, I finally found a solution today. 1. Enter the following code on the terminal: sudomodprobe-r

The notebook is a thin and thin copy of Shenzhou, and the original version is Win8. Once it arrives, it will be replaced by me, and opensuse 13.1 is installed. The dumb is that it will be restarted after shutdown, and the touchpad will fail, the devices listed using xinput-l have no information such as the mouse touchpad. A search on the Internet shows a lot of information about why the

For notebook users, most of them include touch pad function, while the touchpad is mainly convenient for users to perform a series of operations on the computer system, but sometimes the user uses the notebook keyboard to enter text content, will inevitably touch touch pad, resulting in confusion of text input, then want to solve the problem, You need to disable the touchpad functionality in the Win7 system

Kubuntu12.04 (KDE) sets the Brightness of the screen (Brightness) and touchpad. These two days, Kubuntu12.04 has been installed on the Asus X43B Series notebook (ubuntu unity interface is not used, it is mainly because the user-defined functions are not very useful). it is found that many shortcut keys do not work. it may be because the shortcut key settings are different... kubuntu12.04 (KDE) sets the Brightness of the screen (Brightness) and

1. As shown below we simply move the computer to the lower right corner of the screen, and then in the interface we click on the Super menu.2. In the open our Super menu interface We click the "Settings" option, the effect is as follows.3. After entering, click the "Change computer settings" option, the effect is as follows.4. Select "Computer and equipment".5. Select the "Mouse and Touchpad" option to open it into the details below.6. Slide the

Bing labels: notepad ++, touch pad, scroll, touchpad, and scroll Software Version: notepad ++ v6.3.2 System Version: Windows 7x64 Enterprise Hardware Platform: Lenovo ideapad s400 Problem: Support for vertical scrolling in the touchpad Driver (that is, two fingers rolling, or Scrolling on the side) is invalid in Notepad ++. Solution: If you use Notepad ++, you are considered as a goddamn fuckin

1, click Start, select Control Panel; 2, click "Hardware and Sound"; 3, click "Mouse" again; 4. Select the Dell Touchpad tab and click on the "single Machine to change Dell Touchpad settings" below; 5, click on the middle of the "touch pad on/off" to change the button from green to gray; 6, the last click "Save", close the page can be effectiv