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New touchpads have a functionality built in that can enable/disable them. Some that I've used even have a light on/off to show the lock status they have atm.

Just hold your finger in the left upper corner of your touchupad to see if you have it.

If using Synaptics - their drivers offer configure-ability on the matter.

If both the first post and mine don't help you you might want to look into making a simple script via command line to detect if your mouse is connected and to enable/disable the device.

P.S. If you don't have a driver - get one. If its a branded laptop better get it off the brand's website, not the manufacturer one.

New touchpads have a functionality built in that can enable/disable them. Some that I've used even have a light on/off to show the lock status they have atm.

Just hold your finger in the left upper corner of your touchupad to see if you have it.

If using Synaptics - their drivers offer configure-ability on the matter.

If both the first post and mine don't help you you might want to look into making a simple script via command line to detect if your mouse is connected and to enable/disable the device.

New touchpads have a functionality built in that can enable/disable them. Some that I've used even have a light on/off to show the lock status they have atm.

Just hold your finger in the left upper corner of your touchupad to see if you have it.

If using Synaptics - their drivers offer configure-ability on the matter.

If both the first post and mine don't help you you might want to look into making a simple script via command line to detect if your mouse is connected and to enable/disable the device.

P.S. If you don't have a driver - get one. If its a branded laptop better get it off the brand's website, not the manufacturer one.

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helena4
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New touchpads have a functionality built in that can enable/disable them. Some that I've used even have a light on/off to show the lock status they have atm.

Just hold your finger in the left upper corner of your touchupad to see if you have it.

If using Synaptics - their drivers offer configure-ability on the matter.

If both the first post and mine don't help you you might want to look into making a simple script via command line to detect if your mouse is connected and to enable/disable the device.