#How to use touchpad while typing how to#
#How to use touchpad while typing install#
#How to use touchpad while typing drivers#
#How to use touchpad while typing driver#
#How to use touchpad while typing series#

#How to use touchpad while typing drivers#

If you have problems navigating through the laptop with the touchpad when also using the keyboard, try plugging in a a USB mouse and using that until you have updated the drivers or have found another cause of the problem idf this doesnвЂ™t resolve the problem.

#How to use touchpad while typing install#

If it is, download and install the updated Touchpad drivers and check if this resolves the problem.

#How to use touchpad while typing driver#

scroll down to find the Touchpad driver download and see if it is a later version that what is installed in your laptop. Select your exact model variant and then the OS. You will need to go to Start, type 'Mouse' in the Search bar, click on Mouse in the search results, click on the Device Settings tab in the Mouse Properties window, Click on the Settings button, click the expand for Pointing, the expand for Sensitivity, Select PalmCheck, and move the bar in the upper right window down to Minimum, then click.

#How to use touchpad while typing series#

HereвЂ™s a link to the Asus download support page for your series laptop. Right click on the entry and select Properties > Driver and check the version number When Device Manager opens, scroll down to Mice and other pointing devices, click on the +symbol to expand the list and check for a touchpad hardware entry. To get to Device Manager in Win 10 from the desktop right click on the Windows Start button, left side of Taskbar, select Device Manager link from the drop down box. $ dconf reset -f /org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/touchpad/ДЇor more details, refer man pages.Check in Device Manager to ensure that you have the latest touchpad drivers installed. You can also use dconf to reset touchpad settings to default settings like below. Or, $ gsettings reset-recursively .touchpad Just in case, you messed up with your Touchpad and don't remember which is the default value of a particular setting, simply run the following command to reset all Touchpad settings to the defaults: $ gsettings reset-recursively .touchpad Similarly, you can configure all other settings of your Touchpad using gsettings command. If you want this two-finger scrolling feature disabled, run: $ gsettings set .touchpad two-finger-scrolling-enabled falseД®nable two finger scrolling: $ gsettings set .touchpad two-finger-scrolling-enabled true To enable it back, run: $ gsettings set .touchpad tap-to-click true Enable/Disable two finger scrollingДЄs you already know, we can scroll up or down using two fingers in the touchpad. If you want to disable tap-to-click feature, simply run: $ gsettings set .touchpad tap-to-click false To double click, we tap twice on touchpad. $ gsettings set .touchpad natural-scroll true Enable/Disable Tap-to-click feature To enable the natural-scrolling back, replace 'false' with 'true' in the above command. $ gsettings set .touchpad natural-scroll false Now, to disable 'natural scrolling' feature of the Touchpad, set its value as 'false' like below. When swiping fingers down, the scrollbar goes up and content goes down. Natural Scrolling: When we scroll/swipe fingers up on touchpad, the scrollbar goes down and content goes up.I guess most users are also get used to reverse scrolling.

Like wise when we scroll or swipe fingers down, the scrollbar goes down and the content goes up.

Reverse Scrolling: When we scroll/swipe fingers up on touchpad or trackpad, the scrollbar goes up and content goes down.

Here is the difference between these two types of scrolling.

Enable or disable Natural scrollingДЇor those don't know, there are two types of scrolling, namely Natural scrolling and Reverse scrolling.

#How to use touchpad while typing how to#

Let us see how to configure a few touchpad settings using gsettings command in the following examples. Configure Touchpad settings using gsettings command All you have to do is just swap the true/false values to enable or disable the said functions. This command will display the current setting of Natural scrolling.Д¬onfiguring all aforementioned Touchpad settings is very simple. If you want to view the value of a specific setting, use: $ gsettings get .touchpad natural-scroll

touchpad scroll-method 'two-finger-scrolling' touchpad two-finger-scrolling-enabled false Sample output: .touchpad send-events 'disabled-on-external-mouse' Go to System > Preferences > Mouse > Touchpad and uncheck Disable touchpad while typing and Enable mouse clicks with touchpad Disable the. You can view all current settings related to Touchpad using command: $ gsettings list-recursively .touchpad

Configure Touchpad settings using gsettings command.