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Microsoft has been striving to enhance the touchpad experience on laptops running Windows 10. Microsoft optimizes laptops that have u201cPrecision Touchpads.u201d But, some manufacturers do not provide this. In such cases, you have to install them manually.
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Install Windows Precision Drivers You need to install Windows precision drivers. Follow the instructions given below: Get started by right-clicking on the Start button. You should choose “Device Manager.” You should select the touchpad driver & right-click on it. Navigate to the drop-down menu & choose “Update Driver,” then you can see a new window will pop-up. Thereafter select “Browse my computer for driver software.” You will be required to find the downloaded drivers manually. Then you have to go to the next window & choose “Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer.” Beneath the compatible driver’s list, choose “Have disk.” When the “Install from disk” screen comes, select the “Browse” option. While the before section, choose the folder wherever you have downloaded the driver software. You have to select the “Autorun” file. Click on “Open.” When another screen comes, choose OK. You have to wait unless the software comes on the list. You will receive a notification on your screen that once you install the software, your hardware may fail to work. Don’t panic, click on the “Yes” option. After installation, when the prompt comes to reboot the system, select “Yes.”
Touchpad Doesn’t Work with Precision Drivers. If your touchpad doesn’t work with precision drivers, follow the instructions given below: To begin with, go to the Start menu icon & right-click on it. Then you should choose the “Device Manager.” Click on the arrow to the left-hand side and then expand the section of “Mice and other pointing devices.” Go to the driver & right-click on it. Navigate to the drop-down menu & choose “Properties.” Select the “Driver” button. Now, choose the “Roll Back Driver” option. You have to wait to complete the process & click on OK. When the prompt comes, reboot the system.
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