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I am currently using a Lenovo Thinkpad E560. I want to disable the buggy trackpoint but when I do, the physical left and right click buttons are disabled along with it. The touchpad still allows me to do left and right clicks but I would still like to use the physical buttons.

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  • Which operating system are you using? Do you see an ultranav icon in the control panel (or under mouse)? Did you download the driver directly from Lenovo or somewhere else?
    – BramMooij
    Commented Nov 14, 2016 at 21:05
  • One other thing you could do is take the red cap off. You can just pull it off. This might help you.
    – BramMooij
    Commented Nov 14, 2016 at 21:10
  • Perhaps you could post what settings Window you do get. Also, could you post the version number of your Ultranav driver and utility (these are probably two separate programs)
    – BramMooij
    Commented Nov 21, 2016 at 9:02

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If you're on Windows 7, this works:

Control Panel → Mouse → UltraNav.  You should get the window shown below.

There, select Enable TrackPoint and toggle Use advanced features only  (see below).
Then click "Settings" …

Mouse Properties → UltraNav

You should get the window shown below.  Under "Choose Scrolling or Magnifying Glass Function", select Neither  (see below).  (Then click "OK".)

TrackPoint Properties

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  • I appreciate the feedback, but I am not given those options. I am currently using the most recent Ultranav driver on an E560 Thinkpad. If you suggest I try to use a different driver, I could.
    – balloneij
    Commented Nov 14, 2016 at 20:53

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