Is there an alternative? Normally I wipe a machine before I start really using it, but this time there was only Roxio installed, and no other crapware. I think a lot of that stuff can be set up in the BIOS, but I needed to get up and going quickly so I didn't have time to test out different scenarios. On beef I have is with the trackpad driver. I set it so that when you plug in a mouse, the trackpad and joystick disable. When I tried with my Bluetooth mouse though, the trackpad/joystick stay disabled after resuming from standby, even though the Bluetooth mouse is turned off. Tried the latest driver too.
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