Dlink DWL-G650 conflict with touchpad

I have a dlink dwl-g650 (hardware revision C1) 802.11g wireless network card
for my compaq x1000 laptop using windows xp pro. the card seems to work,
but it causes the synaptics touchpad to respond very slowly. the lag is so
bad, the touchpad is unusable. furthermore, the synaptics program
syntpenh.exe consumes 100% of available cpu when the dwl-g650 is plugged in
dlink tech support is unable to solve the problem. i have tried every
version of the dwl-g650 (rev. c1) drivers, as well as numerous versions of
the synaptics touchpad drivers. i know that the cardbus controller works
because my cardbus firewire adapter works on it. the cardbus controller
is ENE model CB-1410 with the latest driver from MS (1/13/04 ver
5.1.2600.2002).

the only way to stop the lag and cpu consumption is to either disable the
touchpad or to run in safe-mode-with-networking, neither of which are
practical workarounds.

any advice is appreciated.

Jake
jake 4449 at hot mail dot com

have a dell laptop using the 650 it also has a synaptics touchpad and I have
no problems
I know this doesn't solve your problem but might point in the direction of
the laptop
"jake4449" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a dlink dwl-g650 (hardware revision C1) 802.11g wireless network
card
> for my compaq x1000 laptop using windows xp pro. the card seems to work,
> but it causes the synaptics touchpad to respond very slowly. the lag is
so
> bad, the touchpad is unusable. furthermore, the synaptics program
> syntpenh.exe consumes 100% of available cpu when the dwl-g650 is plugged
in
> dlink tech support is unable to solve the problem. i have tried every
> version of the dwl-g650 (rev. c1) drivers, as well as numerous versions of
> the synaptics touchpad drivers. i know that the cardbus controller works
> because my cardbus firewire adapter works on it. the cardbus controller
> is ENE model CB-1410 with the latest driver from MS (1/13/04 ver
> 5.1.2600.2002).
>
> the only way to stop the lag and cpu consumption is to either disable the
> touchpad or to run in safe-mode-with-networking, neither of which are
> practical workarounds.
>
> any advice is appreciated.
>
> Jake
> jake 4449 at hot mail dot com
>
>

Original issue: "I have a dlink dwl-g650 (hardware revision C1) 802.11g
wireless network card
for my compaq x1000 laptop using windows xp pro. the card seems to work,
but it causes the synaptics touchpad to respond very slowly. "

"BigJIm" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:QjBZb.357305$I06.3772313@attbi_s01...
> have a dell laptop using the 650 it also has a synaptics touchpad and I
have
> no problems
> I know this doesn't solve your problem but might point in the direction of
> the laptop

Are you using the DWL-G650 and Windows XP?
If so, can you tell me what version of the synaptics driver you're using?
Thanks,
Jake

driver version 7570 and am using xp
"jake4449" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:kxzZb.232375$U%5.1478230@attbi_s03...
> I have a dlink dwl-g650 (hardware revision C1) 802.11g wireless network
card
> for my compaq x1000 laptop using windows xp pro. the card seems to work,
> but it causes the synaptics touchpad to respond very slowly. the lag is
so
> bad, the touchpad is unusable. furthermore, the synaptics program
> syntpenh.exe consumes 100% of available cpu when the dwl-g650 is plugged
in
> dlink tech support is unable to solve the problem. i have tried every
> version of the dwl-g650 (rev. c1) drivers, as well as numerous versions of
> the synaptics touchpad drivers. i know that the cardbus controller works
> because my cardbus firewire adapter works on it. the cardbus controller
> is ENE model CB-1410 with the latest driver from MS (1/13/04 ver
> 5.1.2600.2002).
>
> the only way to stop the lag and cpu consumption is to either disable the
> touchpad or to run in safe-mode-with-networking, neither of which are
> practical workarounds.
>
> any advice is appreciated.
>
> Jake
> jake 4449 at hot mail dot com
>
>

jake4449 <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I have a dlink dwl-g650 (hardware revision C1) 802.11g wireless network card
> for my compaq x1000 laptop using windows xp pro. the card seems to work,
> but it causes the synaptics touchpad to respond very slowly. the lag is so
> bad, the touchpad is unusable. furthermore, the synaptics program
> syntpenh.exe consumes 100% of available cpu when the dwl-g650 is plugged in

was boingo software ever installed on that machine?

> dlink tech support is unable to solve the problem. i have tried every
> version of the dwl-g650 (rev. c1) drivers, as well as numerous versions of
> the synaptics touchpad drivers. i know that the cardbus controller works
> because my cardbus firewire adapter works on it. the cardbus controller
> is ENE model CB-1410 with the latest driver from MS (1/13/04 ver
> 5.1.2600.2002).

> the only way to stop the lag and cpu consumption is to either disable the
> touchpad or to run in safe-mode-with-networking, neither of which are
> practical workarounds.

> any advice is appreciated.

> Jake
> jake 4449 at hot mail dot com