The same to you and everyone else on list, too. Hope that everyone has a wonderful holidays, in what ever you guys do around this time of the year. :) Take care and blessings.

I did get it to show everything, but it's not there. there was one, that I thought it was, but that seems to have been bluetooth related.

Yes they do if someone wants or needs them to. Janet Tomorrow's Another Day, Another Way, and If Tomorrow Never Comes, Problem Solved!

My guess is that in such cases, the manufacturer grays out the "Disable" item in Device Manager to reserve control in it's own interface. That is essentially what Gene was saying earlier, but if you

Somewhere there should be specific settings for your pointing device, not general mouse settings. If you learn how to see all items that can be displayed in the system tray, there should be a

hi Mike. the HP didn't have one either, but that touch pad was less responsive, and the half of the size of this one..

so in these cases, what can be done, please?

Howdy Rajmund, Well now, don't that just suck?! Take Care. Mike Sent from my iBarstool.

I'm not sure what you mean by I should know this myself. Of course, blind people can receive training in independent living skilss. but I wouldn't assume that that training comes from vocational

Yes some devices do not have the "Disable" option.

Hi Mike, Yep, windows-x, device manager, tab once, get to mouse, expand it, down arrow to the driver, context menu key (if applicable) and disable. But no disable option here. Sent from a Braille

Hello Gene, The link I sent, did file it as a bug, yes. But it was from 2 years ago. So not sure. It would certainly worth for someone to test it, if they can. Sent from a Braille Sense

Hi Rajmund, Go to the Device Manager via the control panel. Or, try Windows key + Pause key, then tab to, Device Manager, press enter, & tab 1 time into the Tree Biew. This is how I get there with

With this article, I managed to disable it till I reboot. Am still missing something, but what,

 Also, will they provide technical support if you're experiencing problems with a computer or other devices? That was the original issue being discussed.

I said what I did because you said it might be a bug and the bug might not be present in older versions. I don't know if it is a bug but I was commenting on the possibility that it might be. I don't

Gene, Referring to the email I sent out, no this is not related to my work, but it is related to living independently. The department of rehab where I live does not only serve people who are a

Disable driver evidently won't work. As I recall the article you sent is from someone who says that it didn't work. There are then a number of possible ways to do this given. But my suggestion of

OK, try this. Go in, click on check now, after it checks, and the dialog comes, dismiss it, check the box again, and restart. It definitely works here, but that's what I did first. Sent from a

Hi Gene, But would using an older version stop the box from appearing? I've fixed it for now, but still curious. I did use one, my portable version was 24 something LOL. Sent from a Braille Sense