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Mouse Button 4 Back Disabled

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. 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.
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 firstTouchPad 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.
TipThe 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 10Using a mouse and keyboardPress 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.
NoteOnce 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.
Mouse Button 4 Back Disabled Car SeatUsing 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 earlierUsing a mouse and keyboardPress 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.

NoteOnce 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 onlyPress 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 10Using a mouse and keyboardPress 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.
NoteOnce 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 onlyPress 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.
How to enable the touchpad in Windows 7 and earlierUsing a mouse and keyboardPress 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 Enable option and then OK.
Using the keyboard onlyPress 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.
Additional information
Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center software provides default commands for all of the mouse buttons. You can reassign some buttons to different commands or keyboard shortcuts to better fit your work style. You can also disable buttons you might press accidentally, such as the wheel button. If you don't have the software or want to learn more, go to Mouse & Keyboard Center Download. 
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To reassign a button across all applicationsMouse Button 4 Back Disabled Phone

Using the mouse that you want to configure, start Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.
Select basic settings.
Select the button that you want to reassign.
In the list of the button that you want to reassign, select a command.
 To disable a button, select Disable this button.
Notes: 
You must assign the Click command to either the left or right button. You can assign this command to additional buttons if you want.
Reassigned button commands may not work as expected for some programs or games. Some programs or games may not support customized button assignments.
Some mouse models include specialized buttons that cannot be reassigned.
How do I reassign my mouse buttons for a specific application?You can assign mouse buttons to perform different commands in different programs. For example, you can assign the same mouse button to activate Digital Ink when in PowerPoint, a macro when in a game, and the Magnifier when in any other application. 
To reassign a button for a specific programUsing the mouse that you want to configure, start Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.
Select the app-specific settings.
Click Add New button, select the program that you want.
 If the program that you want is not on the list, click Manually Add a Program at the bottom, select the program.
In the button command list, select a command.

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 earlierUsing a mouse and keyboardPress 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.
NoteOnce 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 onlyPress 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 10Using a mouse and keyboardPress 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.
NoteOnce 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 onlyPress 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.
How to enable the touchpad in Windows 7 and earlierUsing a mouse and keyboardPress 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 Enable option and then OK.
Using the keyboard onlyPress 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.
Additional information
Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center software provides default commands for all of the mouse buttons. You can reassign some buttons to different commands or keyboard shortcuts to better fit your work style. You can also disable buttons you might press accidentally, such as the wheel button. If you don't have the software or want to learn more, go to Mouse & Keyboard Center Download. 
June 24, 2008. Retrieved December 12, 2019. Windows movie maker 2.1 windows 10. November 9, 2017.External links  Wikibooks has a book on the topic of:. Retrieved June 15, 2016.
To reassign a button across all applicationsMouse Button 4 Back Disabled PhoneUsing the mouse that you want to configure, start Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.
Select basic settings.
Select the button that you want to reassign.
In the list of the button that you want to reassign, select a command.
 To disable a button, select Disable this button.
Notes: 
You must assign the Click command to either the left or right button. You can assign this command to additional buttons if you want.
Reassigned button commands may not work as expected for some programs or games. Some programs or games may not support customized button assignments.
Some mouse models include specialized buttons that cannot be reassigned.
How do I reassign my mouse buttons for a specific application?You can assign mouse buttons to perform different commands in different programs. For example, you can assign the same mouse button to activate Digital Ink when in PowerPoint, a macro when in a game, and the Magnifier when in any other application. 
To reassign a button for a specific programUsing the mouse that you want to configure, start Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.
Select the app-specific settings.
Click Add New button, select the program that you want.
 If the program that you want is not on the list, click Manually Add a Program at the bottom, select the program.
In the button command list, select a command.
To use a button that has been reassigned for a specific programStart the program and click the reassigned button.
Note: If you open a program by using the Run as administrator command, you will not have access to application-specific mouse button settings. Instead, the mouse will use the global mouse button assignments. To enable application-specific mouse button settings, open the application without administrator credentials, or log on to Windows as an administrator.