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Hi,
I have a weird Problem with the Asus SmartGesture drivers on my Asus G751JY. Recently I've upgraded to Windows 10 and I recognized, that when I'm enabling the automatic TouchPad- Disabling- Function in the SmartGesture Settings, my Touchpad instantly disables, even I haven't connected an external USB mouse (Roccat Kone XTD). Even ATK OSD gives me correct notifications, when I'm plugging in an USB Mouse. But when I'm disconnecting USB, it says "Touchpad enabled" but it's still not working. I have to hit the FN- Key combination to enable my TouchPad, but then the automatic functionality in SmartGesture disables itself.
I tried to find out, what causes this issue. Newest drivers installed, newest SmartGesture SW...
Then I looked inside my Device Manager and I saw two Mouse Input devices. First Named "Asus Touchpad" (or if you use the Elantech- Drivers "Elantech Trackpad" and a mysterious HiD Mouse input Device. But my external Mouse isn't connected. When I connect my external mouse, a third Mouse input device appears.
I can't remember, seeing two mice I Device Manager, representing the internal TouchPad. Have some of you the Same issue in Windows 10 an /- or do some of you have also two "internal" Mouse input device in Windows 8.1's device Manager?
Thank you guys
I have a weird Problem with the Asus SmartGesture drivers on my Asus G751JY. Recently I've upgraded to Windows 10 and I recognized, that when I'm enabling the automatic TouchPad- Disabling- Function in the SmartGesture Settings, my Touchpad instantly disables, even I haven't connected an external USB mouse (Roccat Kone XTD). Even ATK OSD gives me correct notifications, when I'm plugging in an USB Mouse. But when I'm disconnecting USB, it says "Touchpad enabled" but it's still not working. I have to hit the FN- Key combination to enable my TouchPad, but then the automatic functionality in SmartGesture disables itself.
I tried to find out, what causes this issue. Newest drivers installed, newest SmartGesture SW...
Then I looked inside my Device Manager and I saw two Mouse Input devices. First Named "Asus Touchpad" (or if you use the Elantech- Drivers "Elantech Trackpad" and a mysterious HiD Mouse input Device. But my external Mouse isn't connected. When I connect my external mouse, a third Mouse input device appears.
I can't remember, seeing two mice I Device Manager, representing the internal TouchPad. Have some of you the Same issue in Windows 10 an /- or do some of you have also two "internal" Mouse input device in Windows 8.1's device Manager?
Thank you guys
Good News,
i solved it! I've forced Windows to put the HiD Device into a different category. I clicked on update Driver on "HID konforme Maus" (HID compatible Mouse) and choosed a differen one from a Driver list. There was a second compatible Device named "Hid-Konformes Gerät" (HID compatible Device). I have selected it and the misterious Device moved to the "Eingabegeräte" (Input- Devices) - section! Under "Mäuse und andere Zeigegeräte" (Mice and other pointing devices) only the "ASUS Touchpad" remains. See Screenshots below
After that, the auto- disable function is working flawlessly! :DD
i solved it! I've forced Windows to put the HiD Device into a different category. I clicked on update Driver on "HID konforme Maus" (HID compatible Mouse) and choosed a differen one from a Driver list. There was a second compatible Device named "Hid-Konformes Gerät" (HID compatible Device). I have selected it and the misterious Device moved to the "Eingabegeräte" (Input- Devices) - section! Under "Mäuse und andere Zeigegeräte" (Mice and other pointing devices) only the "ASUS Touchpad" remains. See Screenshots below
After that, the auto- disable function is working flawlessly! :DD
