Which driver on the Snow DVD allows the track pad to scroll?

I successfully installed 64-bit Win 7 Pro on my MacBook Pro 3.1, and I can right click, but I can’t scroll by dragging. Now, since this MBP is from before multi-finger gestures were introduced, save for scrolling with two fingers and right-clicking by placing two fingers on the pad and clicking with the button, which of the drivers on the Snow DVD will install scrolling like I can with Mac OS X? Peace.

Yes Windows can, Leopard comes with the drivers for Windows to view HFS+. It does not need 3rd party software anymore as I have personally done this on another mac in the office. I went through and installed ALL drivers all at the same time though, so I don't know which one is the one that allows this. In Windows, it displays the MAC partitions as drive letters and you can read the partitions, you cannot write, just like NTFS.

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Yes Windows can, Leopard comes with the drivers for Windows to view HFS+. It does not need 3rd party software anymore as I have personally done this on another mac in the office. I went through and installed ALL drivers all at the same time though, so I don't know which one is the one that allows this. In Windows, it displays the MAC partitions as drive letters and you can read the partitions, you cannot write, just like NTFS.

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The system profiler should tell you the serial number of the hard drive, or type of hard drive when you select it in the IDE bus. Compare that with the label on the drive itself.
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You can tell the existing boot drive, because it is the first drive that appears in the upper right hand corner of the desktop if you view and arrange the desktop by kind.
If you just want to transfer data over from a G4 to a G5, you may want to use Target Disk Mode:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58583
Note, if the G4 is the kind that can boot into Mac OS 9, set it as the Target machine. In addition, if it is running 10.2.2 or earlier it should be the target machine, because 10.2.2 and earlier don't understand the Journaled operating system which may be installed on your G5.

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"nearly full page" means that I used to be able to double click on a photo in iPhoto, and it would open up to a full image within iPhoto itself. Now, there is absolutely no option to enlarge a photo unless you go to slideshow - no option to double click or side click or Control+click or Command+click or anything at all. The small white arrow at the bottom right corner of every photo gives you options, but none are options that include enlarging a photo to see it bigger. And no, you cannot double click it at all to even open it up in any other app unless you click/drag onto desktop and then open in Photoshop, or equivalent app. Yes, checked TP preferences. No, it doesn't help.

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Firefox (latest and greatest) has been giving me synaptics scroll wheel errors. It has worked fine up until 3 days ago. I have the latest driver for the touch-pad, from synaptics, for my toshiba laptop L505D-S5986. Operating system is Windows 7 (32-Bit). Have tried it on other browsers, and works as it should. The last add-on i installed for Firefox was "Fox Filter" so my kids couldn't accidentally stumble onto sites of immoral tastes. I can't see why that would have any effect, but it was the last update/add-on i installed to the browser, but even then,.......it was working fine for a week and a half afterwards until now. Please help.
== This happened ==
A few times a week
== A week and a half after i installed Fox Filter. ==
== User Agent ==
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/532.5 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/4.1.249.1064 Safari/532.5

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You may be having a problem with some extension or plugin that is hindering your Firefox's normal behavior. Have you tried disabling all add-ons (just to check), to see if Firefox goes back to normal?
If you detect a faulty add-on, you should contact its author for support. You can also search for alternatives. Site filters are relatively common in the add-ons gallery: [http://addons.mozilla.org addons.mozilla.org].

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can I load adobe flash drive on the I-pad or is there an alternative?

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I have an older model macbook pro late 2006, the track pad works ,the cursor works but i cannot click to any website?

i have an older model macbook pro late 2006, the track pad works ,the cursor works but i cannot click to any website?

khryzpher,
your model MacBook Pro’s Apple Hardware Test comes on one of those two grey installation DVDs; it’s an essential tool for troubleshooting. You’re going to need to contact Apple directly to purchase a replacement pair for your MacBook Pro; be sure to have its serial number handy.
Your model MacBook Pro didn’t originally come with Snow Leopard installed at the factory. If you don’t have the white retail Snow Leopard DVD, then I’d also recommend that you purchase that, in case your hard drive fails and you’d like to install Snow Leopard onto its replacement.

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Hi, I just got a driver DVD for this lappy and its a self intall of all drivers that are missing or need updating, when ran I was told the track pad driver was missing and started to load it but it won't I tried a force load but hat also failed, the track pad has not worked since getting this second hand could the track pad be disconnected from the main board?
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Hi, When I bought this second hand the guy removed the hard drive for data protection and put in a new drive so no Toshiba software on ths one, the dvd was bought from ebay and is a driver dvd from USA no operating system it just self installs the drivers after windows has been installed, as in OP the track pad was not working and I thought it may be just the driver fault but it will not load it even with a forced install so I am just wondering if the track pad is actually connected, when the disk is inserted it searches for missing drivers and looks for updated drivers on the disk and it says then it is missing this driver but will just not install it, very confusing indeed.
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NO Cursor scroll through any message thread using the track pad in the BB Classic

It very strange to know that I didn't find the cursor while i will scroll through any message thread i.e. Text msgs and in Whatsapp it will only selet the whole msg or multiple msgs rather then specfic text required, using the track pad in my BB Classic.
Where in my old BB 9780 there was a cursor which would always show there and would help in selecting text required.... Rather in BB Classic first you have to activate the selection mode in text msgs by pressing the shift key an slighty brush the finger against the trakpad. then you get the selection blue sticks on the screen to selet the text required.
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Did Lion eliminate the finger gestures for show the previous page and show the next page? I've checked system settings for the track pad and it looks like the got rid of one of my favorite finger gestures when browsing the internet. How do I get it back

I've upgraded to LION. It looks like LION eliminates the finger gestures within internet browsing that used to yield navigating to the previous page or navigating to the next page. I think it was a 3 finger swipe to the left and a 3 finger swipe to the right. It looks like this has been eliminated. I've gone into the system preferences and went through all the new settings for the track pad finger gestures. I've not found a combination that allows me to swipe on the track pad to do the page forward / page back function.
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Thanks for the help, that worked. However, as I turned it on, I now realized why I was having so much problem with the MS Windows laptop trackpad; thus, they provided a way to turn off the trackpad. I realized that the problem was, if I was typing on the keyboard and my hand accidentally touch the trackpad, it moves my cursor to somewhere else and that's why in the MS Windows laptop they have a turned off trackpad button/feature. I see why this feature was turned off by default in Mac OS.

Which driver on the Snow DVD allows the track pad to scroll?

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