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"Falcon4" has decent comments on this 'error' with this post: Īnyways, after ignoring that 'error' and then clicking OK it leads to: This doesn't actually seem to be causing any real problems, but I'm not particularly proficient with computers. Shameful that newer versions (alone) from Synaptics got rid of this important setting and the entire "Settings" area.

I don't know how anybody could effectively use the touchpad with that setting enabled. Now, no more annoying tap-to-click or tapping, which kept inadvertently closing windows, selecting unwanted items, etc. By downloading and installing Synaptics version 19.0.13.0 it appears to bring back the "Settings" to fix the problem.