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I will need to use my laptop as a daily over the summer, and it will be used in the "untethered" and "workstation" use cases. The default windows mouse acceleration settings mess with this though. It is enabled system wide, rather than a per input basis. I would like to have it enabled on my touchpad, but not on the mouse when its connected, and the only way of doing that right now is manually enabling and disabling it every time I disconnect the mouse.

 

Is there a more seamless way of doing this? maybe some 3rd party application I didnt come across?

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24 minutes ago, Lord_Karango17 said:

I will need to use my laptop as a daily over the summer, and it will be used in the "untethered" and "workstation" use cases. The default windows mouse acceleration settings mess with this though. It is enabled system wide, rather than a per input basis. I would like to have it enabled on my touchpad, but not on the mouse when its connected, and the only way of doing that right now is manually enabling and disabling it every time I disconnect the mouse.

 

Is there a more seamless way of doing this? maybe some 3rd party application I didnt come across?

on my lenovo thinkpad i can do that in the driver. maybe look threw yours or install a new

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4 hours ago, ChrisCross said:

on my lenovo thinkpad i can do that in the driver. maybe look threw yours or install a new

There dosent appear to be anything in the synaptic driver panel about mouse acceleration. Its a lot of stuff regarding scrolling and gestures.

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1 minute ago, Lord_Karango17 said:

There dosent appear to be anything in the synaptic driver panel about mouse acceleration. Its a lot of stuff regarding scrolling and gestures.

just took a closer look at it. its probably a unique driver. the thinkpad touchpads are pretty advanced stuff. maybe you can find an option if you have like a higher end mouse that disables it automtically

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