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Question: Has anyone had problems with their touch pad. If so did you fix it and how?
Document: Very nice computer, Put a new SSD drive in it and it boots up in less than 10 secs. Keyboard is nice, touch pad big and responsive. Not much bloatware installed on it. Would recommend to anyone wanting to replace a desktop,. 7.4 on windows experience rating.
So, I think Asus should have given the touch pad a little more thought.As I said, I am running Ubuntu on this lap. The only issues I hit in installing it, was that I had to do some digging around for the right drivers to use for the wireless chipset (BCM 4352).
This is rare though, but worth noting. Overall, I'm glad that two touch for right click is offered and that the touch pad is consistent and responsive. I've had poor experiences with Asus ultrabooks in the past and I'm glad to say that did not carry over to the Asus g750. The buttons are responsive and the touch-pad does feel slightly plastic.
I am pretty happy with my purchase of the G750. The only reason I am not giving it a 5 star rating is that, I find the touch pad a little to big, i.e. it is difficult to avoid touching it when resting your hands on the surface while typing. That, however, is rather easily circumvented  by configuring the sensitive are of the touch pad. I am doing that via synclient a standard utility that ships with Ubuntu.
Honestly though, I get along just fine ignoring it* Due to the sheer size of the touch pad mouse you will find many accidental movements of the mouse because of that Windows 8 gestures function. I simply set the computer to disable the touchpad when a USB mouse is plugged in. * As others have said about the chasis of the G750, it IS in fact a dust and oil magnet.
Customer support is of no use as they didn't know (or admit to knowing) about the throttling or the BIOS update 208 to supposedly fix it. If you want a laptop to use plugged in on your desk, this is great. If, like me, you need a powerful laptop to use in the field, you'd be better off with a pentium III
i used this for one day and it was working fine. the next day i turned it on used it for maybe an hour and then out of no where it started to make this weird noise and i got a blue screen. so i restarted the laptop and on the boot screen is &#34;says automatic repair&#34;then it restarts my computer saying it has an error trying to fix it.
It's pretty sleek looking and with the SSD drive I installed, it's blazing fast. My one complaint at this moment is that the mouse pad is so large and close to the keyboard that I periodically hit it accidentally, but I'll learn to avoid it.I'll write back if there are any issues or major changes in my conclusion about this being a great buy.
Good pc replacement and i'd like to recommend this product anyone who needs portability and mach more graphics power .
With gestures turned on, this causes the right palm to create the swipe in gesture to bring up the Charms bar inadvertently. This happens all the time. This issue would not have existed if the keyboard had been wider spaced and centered on the body rather than shifted left to accommodate the number pad on the right. This is a pretty bad design flaw - may have to turn off at least the charms bar gesture due to this.
Answer: Yes, we had a problem with the touchpad being pressed while using the keyboard and USB mouse.  Fortunately, there is a setting that automatically disables the touchpad whenever a USB mouse is plugged in.Also, we had to disable the Win 8 gestures on the touch pad, because it kept doing weird things like pulling up the Windows 8 sidebar (which we never use).