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1. #HOW TO ENABLE ASUS SMART GESTURE WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO ENABLE ASUS SMART GESTURE WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
3. #HOW TO ENABLE ASUS SMART GESTURE WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#

The following article will guide you how to turn off the touchpad on Asus laptops with all the steps. If you're used to using an external computer mouse, turning off the touchpad completely is no problem. Sometimes we do not want to use the touchpad as being touched causing inconvenience when typing text. So if this happens, just re-open the Registry Editor and apply the changes again.The touchpad or touchpad is the default component found in every laptop, not just Asus.

#HOW TO ENABLE ASUS SMART GESTURE WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#

The downside is that Win10 has an annoying tendency to update the touchpad drivers at times, changing the settings (for example, I just recently lost the setting of "disable trackpad when USB mouse is connected" for no obvious reason). Update: These suggestions work on Windows 10 as well. The end result: a PC touchpad that works almost as well as my MacBook Pro. This controls what button gets clicked when clicking with two fingers). ClickPad_Two_Finger_Click_Func: 1 (I think this was the default already.ClickPad_Two_Finger_Click_Enable: 1 (this enables right-clicking when clicking with two fingers).Tap_Enable: 0 (if you didn't remember to disable it in the UI, here is the reg key.

0 = left button, 1 = right button, 2 = middle button) This specifies the button number that will be triggered when you click the bottom-right corner. ClickPad_RightCorner_Click_Enable: 1 (This makes the bottom-right corner of the trackpad be active).I modified the following values (possible others as well, but these are the ones I remember at the time of writing): Under this key, you will find a set of nice things that you can tweak. Also disable the "tap to click" both with one and two fingers.įire up Regedit and navigate to the following key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Elantech\SmartPad. Start the Smart Gesture program (Yes, the ELAN driver also has a Smart Gesture control panel) and disable most of the gestures/two button/three button actions.

#HOW TO ENABLE ASUS SMART GESTURE WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

It also has "tap with two fingers" to perform a right click, which is a step in the right direction, but ideally I would like it to behave like the touchpad on my MacBook Pro: all the touchpad is a big "left" button (regardless of where I click) and clicking with two fingers on the touchpad should perform a right-click.

This makes it easy to click the right button by mistake. The buttons are not true "physical" buttons, which makes it hard to know (without looking) where the left button and the right buttons are located. For example, the touchpad has a "left" button area (in the bottom-left corner) and a "right" button area as well. However, the UI leaves a lot to ask for in general. In this, I can disable some of the more obvious obnoxious behavior (like having "tap to click" enabled by default, which I absolutely hate). When downloading the touchpad driver (device ID PNP0F03 and ACPI\ETD0108), I got something called the "Smart Gesture" program. It came pre-bundled with an ASUS Windows 8.1 that I immediately wiped, to ensure I get a "clean" install without any superfluous junk that the OEM decided that I would "need". I recently purchased an Asus X550L computer.