- #CUSTOMIZE MAGIC TRACKPAD 2 WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
- #CUSTOMIZE MAGIC TRACKPAD 2 WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#
- #CUSTOMIZE MAGIC TRACKPAD 2 WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
This confirms that Apple has fixed the bug that was present in macOS High Sierra so that the Trackpad preferences work properly in macOS Mojave, but that no fix is likely to ever come to High Sierra itself. Same computer, same trackpad, different OS. First booted from macOS High Sierra, and then within minutes booted from macOS Mojave.Īs you can see, the Trackpad System Preferences in macOS Mojave show the Click pressure slider and the two checkboxes relating to Force Click/haptic feedback and Silent clicking. I've just tested the same Mac with the same Magic Trackpad 2 connected. Measuring in at 5.5x3.
#CUSTOMIZE MAGIC TRACKPAD 2 WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS#
It supports both Precision drivers and multitouch gestures, like pinch to zoom and multifinger swipes for switching desktops.
#CUSTOMIZE MAGIC TRACKPAD 2 WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
In the meantime, I would go to the How to use the Force Touch trackpad page, scroll to the bottom and select the No box so you can provide feedback about how the content doesn't apply to macOS High Sierra when using a Magic Trackpad 2. The W-Touch is an aluminum touchpad thats quite similar to Apples Magic Trackpad, but this one is geared toward Windows 10 users. Look for a fix during macOS Mojave's lifespan. I don’t worry too much, as I’m using macOS as my primary OS, but Windows 10 for gaming, where I have a separate gaming mouse anyways. This has been marked as a known issue with macOS High Sierra and is unlikely to get resolved in High Sierra's software cycle. This is because Windows only supports that for certain trackpads, while Magic Trackpad 2 is recognized as a standard mouse. the results are the same via Bluetooth or USB).īelow is a screenshot showing how the preference pane looks with a Magic Trackpad 2 connected to a Mac running El Capitan or Sierra:
The above results are repeatable regardless of the connection type (i.e.
#CUSTOMIZE MAGIC TRACKPAD 2 WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
I've got a case open with Apple Engineering and will update this answer when I hear back. In all cases the Trackpad settings provided no click pressure options, or Force Click/haptic feedback option. I tested it on a variety of Macs (two MBPs and one iMac Pro) running El Capitan, Sierra and High Sierra respectively. Not an answer yet, but I came across the same issue earlier this week.
0 kommentar(er)
