I'm guessing this isn't possible, that's why no one responded, Am i right?

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Well well well I figured it out thread can be closed. Global shortcuts does the trick. Not from dashboard. only problem with this tactic is that run command doesn't have a wait for screen to load. So using autohotkey to disable would be faster cleaner.

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Try this one instead for touchpad toggle: I had to use AHK to get the F24 key code inserted, but it does work. I would upload the exported XML macro file, but the forums here won't let me.



Source of the keyboard shortcut:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/component-guidelines/windows-precision-touchpad-enable-or-disable-toggle-button

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Lets try this :)



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<Macro xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">

<Name>Touchpad</Name>

<Guid>66526a22-cb4e-4512-ab0a-59ec03579617</Guid>

<MacroEvents>

<MacroEvent>

<Type>1</Type>

<KeyEvent>

<Makecode>29</Makecode>

</KeyEvent>

</MacroEvent>

<MacroEvent>

<Type>1</Type>

<KeyEvent>

<Makecode>91</Makecode>

<IsExtended>true</IsExtended>

</KeyEvent>

</MacroEvent>

<MacroEvent>

<Type>1</Type>

<KeyEvent>

<Makecode>118</Makecode>

</KeyEvent>

</MacroEvent>

<MacroEvent>

<Type>1</Type>

<KeyEvent>

<Makecode>118</Makecode>

<State>1</State>

</KeyEvent>

</MacroEvent>

<MacroEvent>

<Type>1</Type>

<KeyEvent>

<Makecode>91</Makecode>

<State>1</State>

<IsExtended>true</IsExtended>

</KeyEvent>

</MacroEvent>

<MacroEvent>

<Type>1</Type>

<KeyEvent>

<Makecode>29</Makecode>

<State>1</State>

</KeyEvent>

</MacroEvent>

</MacroEvents>

</Macro>

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Works well thanks.

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