Can you turn off the sensitivity?
1760343
Yes, you can! Press the MIDI/SELECT button(the button between the octave buttons), then press the "C" key(the lowest "C" on the keyboard, the key on the extreme left with the word, "VELOCITY" above it), then press the highest "C" key on the extreme right of the keyboard, the key with the word, "ENTER" above it. Then move the slider up and down. You will notice that when the slider is all the way up, there is no velocity sensitivity(all notes will be equally loud and crisp) and as you move the slider down, there will be more velocity sensitivity and as you move it down more, the notes will get very soft. To put the keyboard back to its original factory preset(always do that when you have a problem with the behavior of the keyboard) repeat the above steps but select the key marked "RESET"(the lower "G SHARP" key) instead of "VELOCITY".
134301
Yes, you can turn it off. Product literature also says it has a "learning mode" if you turn the light on within a few seconds of entering the sensing zone, it will learn that you want it on in partial or even full light.
1582848
You don't have to turn it off but you can to save battery life. To turn it off turn it over, there is an on/off switch on the bottom of the mouse,
1314702
Yes, it will make it slightly more sensitive. You will hardly notice a difference.
492703
Rarely, if ever. Besides, you can turn off the touchpad if it bothers your typing. I believe there might be an option to adjust the sensitivity of the touchpad as well.
1051362
Yes, it can be turned off. There is a button that says "ion/uv". Press that. Not sure why you'd want to turn it off though, especially during flu season.
514617
There must be a way since it's always been across the top of my screen. Now I'm curious to see if I can turn it off.
431687
Yes, you can turn off the timer. It has volume buttons that you use to adjust the volume.
1416424
No you have to turn it off in the menu. I have read that the lens stabilization is better.
1067424
You can turn it off using the FN key and the dim backlight option until it's off.
1612247
Yes, there is a separate brightness knob for the crosshairs. You can turn them off without effecting the rest of the scope.
2196826
Yes, you can turn off the touchpad by hitting Fn F7, there is also a setting under the synaptic manager that detects and ignores accidental "palm clicks." You can adjust the sensitivity of this setting by right clicking on the Synaptics Pointing Device icon in the task tray and selecting "Pointing Device Properties." In the new window that pops up, click on "SmartSense." This slider allows you to adjust how the touchpad responds. If set to "Max" then it will only respond to a single finger, any touched area larger than a fingertip will be ignored. It may take some trial and error, but within a few days of owning the laptop you should be able to get it to a comfortable setting for your use.
566621
No. You can turn the light off with the switch on the bottom but the sensor will not react and will not light up.
198787
No, I found sensitivity is slightly reduced, but its not a crippling reducton. Actually, I welcomed the sensitivity reduction because it lowered the frequency of unintended touch screen 'events'.
989777
Does not affect the sensitivity at all. You dont have to push any harder. I really did not notice a difference at all. Forget that it is on there.
443405
Never thought about that part, but I would assume you could turn the sensitivity all the way down so it does not detect movement.
321668
No. I wish you could, but it's a pretty basic unit. I was thinking of experimenting with it by putting some translucent tape over the sensor to reduce its sensitivity, but I haven't gotten around to it yet. I'll post another review if I do.