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hey andrew, the delay was gone, but some other type of delay persist, try this and tell me if it happens to you too: Press "1" on keyboard then do left click on touchpad button, there is a delay for you?? (( for me, there is a 1 second delay to get left click working, it doesn't happen to right click ))... i have windows 8.1
– AgelessEssence
Commented Nov 12, 2013 at 9:00
i solved this, there is a windows 8 setting that you should disable: press WIN + W, the type "mouse", search for a option named "mouse and touch panel config", then search a setting related to touchpad delay and deactivate
– AgelessEssence
Commented Nov 12, 2013 at 9:31
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Two observations: one, Synaptics really needs to stop moving every. single. setting. whenever they make a minor-version increment in the driver software. Two, this needs to be managed by either the vendor software or the Windows control panel -- it's a terrible idea to have conflicting settings in both places!
– James B
Commented Mar 13, 2015 at 8:36

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