Or plug a mouse in!
noooooo! lol! persevere strato, you'll get the hang of it in no time - a hint i received was to play solitaire, then you do it concentrating more on the game than the touchpad.
Or plug a mouse in!
The touchpad is driving me NUTS.
Just leaving the cursor over something automatically clicks on it, 99% of the time I don't want it. I'm sure I don't even have to actually touch it for things to be selected.
After research on the net, I found out how to disable "touch pad to click" then found I could not scroll either so had to turn it back on again.
The screen size keeps changing, pages go back to previous ones as if I've pressed the back button, even when I'm nowhare near it.
I'm trying to persevere without a mouse but am tearing my hair out.
The touchpad is driving me NUTS.
Just leaving the cursor over something automatically clicks on it, 99% of the time I don't want it. I'm sure I don't even have to actually touch it for things to be selected.
After research on the net, I found out how to disable "touch pad to click" then found I could not scroll either so had to turn it back on again.
The screen size keeps changing, pages go back to previous ones as if I've pressed the back button, even when I'm nowhare near it.
I'm trying to persevere without a mouse but am tearing my hair out.
Hubby and I both have Acer laptops. I get on ok with the touchpad but hubby has given up. He's bought a Logitech M515 couch mouse. He uses it on the sofa next to him or if he wants it to be higher puts a scatter cushion next to him. I don't know where he bought it from but this is a link to the mouse he happily uses now!
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/mice-pointers/mice/couch-mouse-m515
Received my Logitech M515 couch-mouse today, 2 working days free delivery. It worked straight out of the box. The dongle is so small it hardly protrudes from the lappie so can be left in permanently and will still fit in the case.
SO MUCH EASIER THAN THAT TOUCHPAD!!!!!
PS it has features I've never seen before. At a click of the scroll wheel, it changes from the usual clicky type to a free-spinning wheel for rapid scrolling. It also has left and right "clicking" of the scroll-wheel itself plus a central button, as well as the usual R & L buttons.