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‎04-19-2017 08:27 AM

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Product: HP EliteBook 820 G3 Notebook
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Why does my touchpad have 2 rows of buttons (top/bottom)?

 

I'm so curious about this 🙂

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‎04-19-2017 08:42 AM

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Hi,

These buttons are there so that it is easier to use pointing stick between keys G and H. They work like the bottom row of buttons.

 

Hope it helps,

David

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‎04-19-2017 08:42 AM

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Hi,

These buttons are there so that it is easier to use pointing stick between keys G and H. They work like the bottom row of buttons.

 

Hope it helps,

David

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‎04-21-2017 01:00 AM

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Sounds somewhat logical, makes sense.

Definitely soothes my mind!

 

Thanks!

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‎04-21-2017 01:11 AM

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Your welcome.

 

All the best,

David

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