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Disable Dell touch pad mouse

Asked by sim2k_support in PC Laptops, Mice / Keyboards, Microsoft Hardware

Tags: dell, disable, touch, mouse

We have users with Dell Latitude D 520 laptops who would like to have the touch pad mouse on the laptop turned off as they use an external usb mouse and often accidently hit the touch pad while typing.  Is there a way to turn this off so it does not respond when the laptop is on?  We checked with Dell and they talk about turning the pointer option off in the bios, but that does not show up in the bios menus.  Uninstalling the driver removes it but then it automatically finds it again after a reboot.  We would like for it to be off, but not permanantly disabled in case a future user wants to use it on that laptop.

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