How to operate the touch screen of Acer laptop to select local text

Touch auto-recognition gestures can be used to easily select local text in the following ways:

1. Drag the cursor to the beginning or end position of the text you want to select;

2. Press and hold the cursor with your finger for about two seconds, and the touch screen will recognize it as the selection mode.

3. Drag your finger to make the cursor select the text you want;

4. Remove your finger, the text selection is successful, and you can text.

If it's web text, you can consider using Chrome or Firefox, which will usually select an entire line or paragraph by double-clicking on the text. Some parameter selections can also be selected directly for web address bar links.

Select the text directly, you can try it, quickly double tap the touchpad, don't let go when you click the second time, move left and right to try it, you should be able to choose.

Of course, you can also press the bottom left of the touchpad first, and then drag the other finger to select. But I don't like the touch, it's a bit stiffer.

First use the left part of the dot, don't let go, when the left button is made, then slide right to select the text you want to select, and finally use Ctrl+C to copy it.

Some ACER notebook touchpads will have a touchpad switch, you first make sure the switch is off, it is very simple to use with your finger to touch on it, and the following two keys act as the left and right buttons of the mouse respectively.

Most PCs have the same trackpad operation. Move the arrow to the top left of the text you want to select, (preferably index finger) press down the left button, slide the middle finger on the trackpad until selected, release the left button, right-click on the stand-alone machine, and select Copy in the right-click menu.

The touch screen of the notebook is generally double-clicked, and the second click is not let go, and you can pull it over.

Use 2 fingers to swipe down or up at the same time.

On the right side of the touchpad, the edge part, just slide it up and down.

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Acer laptop switch touchpad method summary:

On most laptops, there is a small rectangular box on the F9, and it is divided into two boxes, one large and one small, with a line underneath, and finally the whole large box is crossed out with a small symbol with a diagonal line, and pressing the fn+ button with this symbol will turn off the touchpad. There are also some computers that list F8 or other keys.

If that doesn't work, you'll need to manually turn off the touchpad

Open the control panel, because the touchpad is the one that controls the mouse, so find the mouse option in the control panel and click the mouse.

In the open mouse properties, there is a device setting value option, select the device settings column, find a touchpad, disable it.

Once the disabling is successful, tap on the app and you'll find that the touchpad is no longer working.

If you want to enable it, click Enable next to Disable, and click on the app directly after it is successfully enabled.

1. Take the Acer Aspire E5-522G as an example, click the "Start" menu in the lower left corner of the desktop;

2. Next, select the "Settings" option on the start screen;

3. Next, select the "Device" option in the settings interface;

4. Next, select the "Touchpad" option on the left menu bar on the device interface;

5. Next, you can see the opening and closing options of the touchpad in the "Touchpad" interface;

6. Uncheck the "Touchpad Switch" to turn off the touchpad function;

7. Check the "Touchpad Switch" to turn on the touchpad function;

Different shortcuts are different for notebooks,There are f1 to f12 keys on the top of the notebook keyboard,There are signs on the keys,Settle fn plus the shortcut keys of the touchpad on the surface,You can complete the switch on and off the touchpad。。。

FN+F7 is off.,My book is Acer4752G

fn+f7 bar.,Although it doesn't say.。。。

The touchpad doesn't have left and right buttons? Control Panel - Mouse, click on it, open the window, click on the rightmost menu to find settings, if you have installed the Pointing Device driver and management application correctly, you should have, is to set the touchpad function.

The notebook's touchpad can't be right-clicked.

Suggested method: Move the mouse to the appropriate position on the touchpad and click the right-click button below the touchpad.

The touchpad, you can see clearly, there are 2 buttons on the up, down, left, right, and right buttons.

Press the bottom right of the trackpad; Or if you support multi-finger touch, you can double finger and click twice.

If you wish to enable or disable the touchpad, press the function key (FN) key and the F7 key at the same time. The screen shows whether the touchpad is enabled or disabled. If the touchpad still doesn't work after enabling it, uninstall the touchpad driver through Device Manager and restart your computer to let Windows reinstall the device.

Note: The key combination mode can be different on some models. Please check your product description for information on how to implement this feature. .

Resolution. Reset the touchpad driver:

Click Start, right-click on My Computer (or Computer) and click on Manage.

On the computer management interface, click Device Manager on the left side.

Click on the "+" in front"mouse or other pointing device.

Right-click the device under the Mouse and Other Referring Devices item and select Uninstall.

Click Confirm to remove the device.

Reboot the system. Windows will detect and automatically install the driver for the touchpad.