Post by account_disabled on Nov 15, 2017 7:22:32 GMT
Hi,
I'm finding myself somewhat with the Asus N51Vf laptop's keyboard.
It started with the default install of Vista 32-bit home and the keyboard dropping every 10th character or so. As a touch-typist this was completely unacceptable rendering the computer largely useless. The regrettable thing is that I also have an Asus N10Jc with Ubuntu 32-bit installed on it and that has the same keyboard issues.
I upgraded the BIOS. Better but still dropping keyboard strokes from time to time.
I wrote to Asus tech support who recommended I removed the Synaptics touchpad driver and reboot. I did. Keyboard magically worked - NO lost keystrokes.
However NOW the touchpad is driverless and each time I accidently bump it with my palm when typing the mouse pointer moves (as the touchpad registers a "click"). There's no way to turn off the clicking behaviour of the the touch pad. Now I could always turn the touchpad off in the BIOS but I actually like having the touchpad when I am moving around.
Any idea?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=20090531062459456&board_id=3&model=N51Vf&page=1&SLanguage=en-us
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I'm finding myself somewhat with the Asus N51Vf laptop's keyboard.
It started with the default install of Vista 32-bit home and the keyboard dropping every 10th character or so. As a touch-typist this was completely unacceptable rendering the computer largely useless. The regrettable thing is that I also have an Asus N10Jc with Ubuntu 32-bit installed on it and that has the same keyboard issues.
I upgraded the BIOS. Better but still dropping keyboard strokes from time to time.
I wrote to Asus tech support who recommended I removed the Synaptics touchpad driver and reboot. I did. Keyboard magically worked - NO lost keystrokes.
However NOW the touchpad is driverless and each time I accidently bump it with my palm when typing the mouse pointer moves (as the touchpad registers a "click"). There's no way to turn off the clicking behaviour of the the touch pad. Now I could always turn the touchpad off in the BIOS but I actually like having the touchpad when I am moving around.
Any idea?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=20090531062459456&board_id=3&model=N51Vf&page=1&SLanguage=en-us
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