Add "Toggle Touchpad" as a built-in key binding action

[panya123480-hash]

Description:
On the ROG Strix G18, the touchpad can be toggled with Fn+F10, but it's a two-key combo that is inconvenient to use, especially when switching often between the touchpad and an external mouse. It would be much more comfortable to assign this to a single dedicated key (M1–M4).
Currently the only way to do that in G-Helper is via Extra → Key Bindings → Custom with a raw key sequence (0x11 0x5B 0x87, Ctrl+Win+F24). It works, but it isn't discoverable and requires knowing the exact codes — and, unlike Fn+F10, it doesn't show the on-screen overlay indicating whether the touchpad is now on or off, so there's no visual confirmation of the current state.
Please add "Toggle Touchpad" to the list of built-in actions in Key Bindings, so it can be assigned to any M-key without a custom sequence, ideally keeping the same OSD feedback as Fn+F10
Device: ASUS ROG Strix G18 G815LW, Windows 11, G-Helper v0.285.0

[seerge]

@panya123480-hash hello, can you explain practical sense of this ? you literally have a dedicated FN+F10 button that does only this (on firmware level, and can't be remapped) :)

[panya123480-hash]

Hi @seerge, thanks for the reply
I switch between the touchpad and an external mouse very often, and pressing Fn+F10 every time is a bit inconvenient for me. That's why I set up a custom binding on the M3 key. It works, but it doesn't show the on-screen indicator, so I can't see whether the touchpad is currently on or off.
If Fn+F10 is handled at the firmware level and can't be reproduced or remapped, then I understand, no problem. Thanks for the great app!

[seerge]

@panya123480-hash try this build

GHelper.zip

[panya123480-hash]

Wow, thank you so much for adding this feature It works exactly as I needed.
I really appreciate that you took the time to look into this and made it happen for me. I hope I'm not the only one who will find it useful.
Thanks again, and thanks for all your work