Please type Device Manager onto the search box, stroll down to "Mice And Other Pointed Devices" and then expand it. Right click on Dell Touchpad and then disable.
Before disabling the touchpad, I like to suggest changing the touch pad sensitivity by clicking on Start button, click on control panel, mouse, click on the touchpad image, and then adjust it.
You could install a free utility call Touch freeze. It will shuts down the touchpad soon as you begin typing, also turns it on when you stop. Please click on link below:
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Please type Device Manager onto the search box, stroll down to "Mice And Other Pointed Devices" and then expand it. Right click on Dell Touchpad and then disable.
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Or....
Stroll down to windows 7 in the link below:
Disabling or Enabling the Touchpad on a Dell Notebook ...
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Before disabling the touchpad, I like to suggest changing the touch pad sensitivity by clicking on Start button, click on control panel, mouse, click on the touchpad image, and then adjust it.
The Touchpad Is Too Sensitive or Seems to Self-Click When ...
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May 4th, 2017 06:00
Good afternoon.
Thanks for the advice, but my laptop does not have the necessary drivers installed.
At the technical support website says that my device is only supported by MS Windows 10.
For the Windows 7 operating system there are no touchpad drivers available for download.
I use a laptop at the work and Windows 7 is our corporate standard.
Is there a driver or program for the touchpad for OS Windows 7?
Or it is possible to disable the touch panel via BIOS?
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May 4th, 2017 09:00
You could install a free utility call Touch freeze. It will shuts down the touchpad soon as you begin typing, also turns it on when you stop. Please click on link below:
TouchFreeze