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Turn off Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse Haptic feedback?

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I got a new Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse recently, and I like it a lot. The one thing that drives me a little batty is the Haptic Feedback "buzzer" it uses when you scroll. The Windows driver has a way to turn it off, and I'd like to figure out how to turn it off on my 11.10 workstation. Any ideas?

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answered 2 Years ago corsee · Accepted Answer

It is simple:

This mouse has internal memory and you can turn off haptic feedback on Windows and mouse will remember your settings and on Linux (even if you change batteries).

I've tested it myself, so I know that it works.