Mouse Button 4 Back Disabled

I want to turn off the mouse button 4 acting as a shortcut for the back button in IE. This is the most annoying I've ever seen and not to have an easy way to disable this is stupid. I don't see anything about this in mouse options. Does anyone know of a way to disable this hotkey? Ha, I can't believe they censored that.
How do I disable back behaviour for mouse buttons. 2 replies 1 has this problem 1181 views; Last reply by cakemonitor 2 years ago. 8/27/18, 1:52 AM. Quote; Hi, I use the buttons on the side of my mouse for push-to-talk in Mumble, and I don't want these to also be interpreted by Firefox as a back button.
Override mouse 4 in Internet Explorer, Firefox, and others - posted in Ask for Help: Hello.I looked at an override tut. And felt that it could help me with a problem I have. I use mouse 4 (side button on Mx518) for vent, but internet browsers detect this as a forward/back command and messes up what im doing if I choose to talk in vent.

Download X-Mouse Button Control. It has both an installable version, and a portable version. Pick whichever you want to use and run the app. By default, the app will list mouse buttons that you can modify. Your mouse may not have all these buttons but the app will list them anyway. Open the dropdown next to the button that you want to remap.

The touchpad on a laptop is a convenient way to add the functionality of a mouse without needing an extra peripheral. Most users find themselves in situations where they would like the touchpad on (e.g., no external mouse) or off (e.g., accidentally moving the mouse cursor with their palm while typing). The exact steps may differ slightly, depending on the laptop's manufacturer, so you may need to use some intuition to achieve your desired outcome.

Steps to try first

TouchPad Button: Some laptops have a button near the top of the touchpad that allows you to quickly enable and disable it. You can toggle the touchpad off and on by using that button.

TouchPad Fn keys: Some laptops have an Fn key that, in combination with one of the F1 - F12 function keys, can enable and disable the touchpad. To toggle the touchpad off and on, press both of these keys at the same time.

Tip

The icon associated with toggling the touchpad is often indicated by a rectangle with a line under it. It may also have a pointing finger or a circle near or over a rectangle.

How to disable the touchpad in Windows 8 and 10

Using a mouse and keyboard

Press the Windows key, type touchpad, and press Enter.
Or, press Win+I to open Settings, and choose Devices, then Touchpad.
In the Touchpad Settings window, click the Touchpad toggle switch to the Off position.

Note

Once the touchpad is disabled, you need an external mouse to navigate in Windows, or you can use your keyboard to navigate in Windows. See: How to navigate Windows using a keyboard.

Using a keyboard only

Press the Windows key, type touchpad, and press Enter.
Or, press Win+I to open Settings, and use the Tab key, arrow keys, and Enter key to choose Devices, then Touchpad.
In the Touchpad Settings window, press the Tab key until the Touchpad toggle switch is selected.
Press the Spacebar to change toggle switch to the Off position.

How to disable the touchpad in Windows 7 and earlier

Using a mouse and keyboard

Press the Windows key, type Control Panel, and then press Enter.
Select Hardware and Sound.
Under Devices and Printers, select Mouse.
In the Mouse Properties window, select the tab labeled TouchPad, ClickPad, or something similar.
On the TouchPad tab, there should be an option for enabling and disabling the TouchPad. It may be a button or a checkbox. Select the Disable option and then OK.

Note

Once the touchpad is disabled, you need an external mouse to navigate in Windows, or you can use your keyboard to navigate in Windows. See: How to navigate Windows using a keyboard.

Using a keyboard only

Press the Windows key, type Control Panel, and then press Enter.
Use your keyboard to navigate to Hardware and Sound, and then press Enter.
Use your keyboard to navigate to Mouse (located under the Devices and Printers section), and then press Enter.
Use the keyboard combination Ctrl+Tab to move to the Device Settings, TouchPad, ClickPad, or the similar option tab and press Enter.
Use your keyboard to navigate to the checkbox that allows you to enable or disable the touchpad. Press the spacebar to toggle it on or off.
Tab down and select Apply, then OK.

How to enable the touchpad in Windows 8 and 10

Using a mouse and keyboard

Press the Windows key, type touchpad, and press Enter.
Or, press Win+I to open Settings, and choose Devices, then Touchpad.
In the Touchpad Settings window, click the Touchpad toggle switch to the On position.

Note

Once the touchpad is disabled, you need an external mouse to navigate in Windows, or you can use your keyboard to navigate in Windows. See: How to navigate Windows using a keyboard.

Using a keyboard only

Press the Windows key, type touchpad, and press Enter.
Or, press Win+I to open Settings, and use the Tab key, arrow keys, and Enter key to choose Devices, then Touchpad.
In the Touchpad Settings window, press the Tab key until the Touchpad toggle switch is selected.
Press the Spacebar to change toggle switch to the On position.