scroll pad buttons: how to disable

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Bfskinnerpunk · #1 Post by **Bfskinnerpunk** » Mon Apr 21, 2008 8:20 am

I did a search...I swear I saw this topic somewhere.

I rest my T61 on my lap when I'm laid back in a reclined position. This often shoves the front edge of the computer against my clothes or stomach and this will typically depress one of those trackpad buttons.

Is there a way to disable those buttons?

I have never used a thinkpad before, but I am now totally addicted to that track-button in the middle of the keyboard!
When I first touched it, I thought, "man, what an annoying gimmick!".

Using that thing makes those bottom button useless, so can I disable them?

finetuned · #2 Post by **finetuned** » Mon Apr 21, 2008 8:39 am

Just press fn+f8 and disable the trackpad (I think it should also disable the buttons)

#3 Post by **erik** » Mon Apr 21, 2008 9:02 am

control panel > mouse > ultranav > touch pad

jonnnny · #4 Post by **jonnnny** » Mon Apr 21, 2008 9:30 am

You can also disable it via BIOS.

Bfskinnerpunk · #5 Post by **Bfskinnerpunk** » Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:04 am

Thanks.

After fiddling with your advice, I realized that those bottom bottoms are a part of the "trackpad" as a whole.... so disabling the track "pad" also disables that bottom set of buttons.

The top three buttons remain active.

cool!

scroll pad buttons: how to disable

scroll pad buttons: how to disable

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