April 14, 2018

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If you use a traditional mouse over Touchpad, you could automatically disable touchpad when you plug in the USB Mouse. This can be easily done via Mouse Properties in Control Panel where you have a label called “Leave touchpad on when a mouse is connected”, so you need to uncheck this option and you’re good to go. If you have Windows 8.1 with the latest update, you could easily configure this option right from PC settings.

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This option makes it easier for users to navigate and you don’t need to worry about accidental touch or click over touchpad when using a USB Mouse. So without wasting any time let’s see How to Automatically disable Touchpad when Mouse is Connected in Windows 10 with the help of the below-listed guide.

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Method 1: Disable Touchpad when Mouse is connected via Settings

1. Press Fenestra Key + me aperire occasus tunc click Cogitationes.

Press Windows Key + I to open Settings then click on Devices | Automatically disable Touchpad when Mouse is connected

2. Ex menu sinisteriore, select Tactus.

3. Under Touchpad Licens "Relinquere touchpad cum mure iungitur".

Uncheck Leave touch pad on when a mouse is connected

4. Reboot vestram PC servare mutationes.

Method 2: Disable Touchpad when Mouse is connected via Mouse Properties

1. Press Fenestra Key + Q to bring up Search, type imperium, et click imperium Panel ex inquisitione.

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2. Deinde, deprime Et hardware Fr.

Click on Hardware and Sound

3. Under Devices and Printers click on Mus.

Under Devices and Printers click on Mouse

4. Myers ELAN or Device Settings tab then Licens "Disable internal pointing device when the external USB pointing device is attached«Optionem.

Uncheck Disable internal pointing device when external USB pointing device is attached

5. Click Applicare, sequitur OK.

Method 3: Disable Dell Touchpad when Mouse is connected

1. Press Fenestra Key + R tunc typus main.cpl quod ledo Penetro aperire Mus Properties.

Type main.cpl and hit Enter to open Mouse Properties | Automatically disable Touchpad when Mouse is connected

2. Under Dell Touchpad tab, click on “Click to change Dell Touchpad settings".

click to change Dell Touchpad settings

3. From Pointing Devices, select the Mouse picture from the top.

4. Checkmark "Disable Touchpad when USB mouse is present".

Checkmark Disable Touchpad when USB mouse is present

5. Reboot vestram PC servare mutationes.

Method 4: Disable Touchpad when Mouse is connected via Registry

1. Press Fenestra Key + R tunc typus regedit et intra hit ut Editor aperire Subcriptio.

Curre imperium regedit

2. navigare ad hoc subcriptio key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARESynapticsSynTPEnh

3. Vox-click SynTPEnh et eligere New > DWORD (32-bit) valor.

Right-click on SynTPEnh then select New then click on DWORD (32-bit) value

4. Name this DWORD as DisableIntPDFeature and then double click on it to change its value.

5. Quod Vide Hexadecimal is selected under Base then change its value to 33 and click OK.

Change the value of DisableIntPDFeature to 33 under Hexadecimal Base | Automatically disable Touchpad when Mouse is connected

6. Reboot vestram PC servare mutationes.

Method 5: Disable Touchpad when Mouse is Connected in Windows 8.1

1. Press Windows Key + C key to open occasus Leporem.

2. select Mutare occasus PC than from the left-hand menu click on PC and Devices.

3. Tunc click Mus et Tactus, then from the right window look for an option labelled as “Relinquere touchpad cum mure iungitur".

Disable or turn off the toggle for Leave touchpad on when a mouse is connected

4. Vide in disable or turn off the toggle for this option.

5. Reboot your PC to save changes, and this will automatically disable Touchpad when Mouse is connected.

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