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I am using an USB mouse with my Vaio VGN-FW21M. It is very annoying that the cursor jumps away when I am typing and touch accidently the touchpad.
I am using Windows 7.
I tried to disable the touchpad by removing the driver etcetera but nothing works sofar.
Also I asked Sony Support but they did not even answer.
Can anybody help me with this?
Thanks,
Henk
Hi hanhare,
try this..
Press the windows key+R to open the Run box then type C:\Program Files\Sony\Setting Utility Series\VCCPointingDevice.exe
Click Continue on the UAC window
A Pointing device window should appear that should allow you to either enable or disable your touchpad..
If this works, you can place a shortcut to VCCPointingDevice.exe onto your desktop..
I have included a guide on the process should you wish to create a shortcut..
1. Right-click an open area on the desktop, point to New, and then click Shortcut.
2. Click Browse.
3. Goto C:\Program Files\Sony\Setting Utility Series and then select VCCPointingDevice.exe from the list of files, then click OK and then click Next.
4. Rename the shortcut to something more use friendly and click Finish.
Thanks for yuor answer!
As I said I am using Windows 7. I did a clean install. When I type C:\Program Files\Sony\Setting Utility Series\VCCPointingDevice.exe in the run box it says it could not find it .....
Have you tried disabling the mouse in Device manager.?
Yes, I did. I disabled it in the control panel, I deleted the driver, but nothing did work...
Have you looked at Vaio Control Center -> Keyboard and Mouse -> Pointing Device?
Your model may have an option to disable the pointing device....
Yes, I did but there is no possibility to disable the touchpad ....
Open the device manager, what is listed under mouse and other pointing devices.?
There are:
Alps pointing device for Vaio and HID mouse.
Thanks again!
I had the same problem. You must install 'Synaptics Pointing Device' program. Then you can disable the pointer from 'Mouse' in 'Control panel'.
The program is found among the other programs and drivers at Sony.