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The keyboard goes crazy in MSWord and OutlookExpress. I understand the conflict between my MS Mouse and factory-installed Alps Touchpad that came with the Dell Inspiron 9300 (XP Pro). I have uninstalled Alps Touch Pad but on each reboot, system detects presence of Alps Touch Pad hardware and asks me to reinstall it with driver they call 'Apoint.exe'. Am therefore looking to re-install Touch Pad. I understand that the later drivers enable you to disable the Touch Pad when there's a mouse installed.

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Would very much appreciate being pointed to the correct version; there are so many listed that I'm not sure of the correct one. I don't know which version of the Alps driver you're using or what OS you're running since it's not stated it in your post. Regardless, most of the newer Dell Alps drivers have a function to disable the touchpad when another USB pointing device is present, check the box to enable this feature. On the newer drivers it can be enabled via the 'Device Select / Button Settings' page of the driver. The most recent driver I use is version 7.2.101.219, A06 which can be downloaded. Although Dell doesn't list this one as supporting XP don't worry, it does with no problems. Php Bsi Advance Hotel Booking System here. There is one newer driver listed on Dell's website version 7.4.102.102, A02 which can be found.

However, I advise against using this driver as Dell for some unknown stupid reason has chosen to not include 'circular scrolling' or 'zoom' anymore, which makes this one not as usable as before. In the future if you want to check for further updates or to check out different versions of Dell's touchpad drivers try this of Dell's website. I hope this helps. Windows 7 Update: Toshiba The latest drivers I've found are available on Toshiba's website. Go to support.toshiba.com and select 'Latest Drivers.'

Canon Lbp 3200 Printer Driver Windows 7 64 Bit. And then 'Touchpad' from the drop-down menu. This will provide you with the following version: 7.102.302.203 10/1/2009 I am successfully using this version on a Dell Precision M4400 (3-button pointing stick plus 3-button trackpad) and a Toshiba Tecra M7. (two-button trackpad) This is practically a pure ALPS installer, since I think it was rushed out the door to fix a lack-of-responsivity bug in Windows 7 for Toshiba laptops.

Tosh outfits an especially high proportion of its laptops with ALPS trackpads, I'd imagine, because both companies are Japanese. Please note that this version does not have frozen cursor animations. Unfortunately, while maintaining the same installer mechanism as Synaptics trackpads, ALPS trackpads do not support multi-touch, and generally have fewer features than Synaptics trackpads. That said, to optimize my experience, I set the middle button on the pointing-stick to Auto-scroll, meaning that tapping it once puts it in scrolling mode, which is nice for Firefox, which otherwise requires you to hold down the middle button to scroll.