So, you’re back, huh? Still touchpad scroll not working? It’s time to shut down your PC, and start it in Safe Mode. Just kidding, I’m serious Have you tried to restart your PC? Every tech-support guy’s dream is to get customers PC restarted to get the problem solved, so I’m just trying to follow the legacy.
Do not shy away, just give your PC a reboot. Whatever be the case, at times, a simple restart might fix the problem.
Double click on them and empty the value data.ĥ- Now, change the value data of the following to the recommended values given below. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Synaptics\SynTP\TouchPadPS2Ĥ – Now, make sure the value data for the items listed given below are empty. Now, Go to the following path in registry editor. Install the driver and see if this works.ġ – Search regedit in Windows taskbar search box.Ģ -Now, click on registry editor to open it.ģ – Before proceeding, Just click on File > Export to take registry backup. One of the things you can do is, go to your Laptop / Notepad manufacturer’s website, select your PC model, and download the immediately earlier version of touchpad driver. If you find the Roll Back Driver option to be grayed out, it means that your touchpad driver has not been updated yet.
One of the buttons which you want to click on is “ Roll Back Driver“. Here, you will find several options and buttons. Step 3: In the Properties window, go to the Driver tab. From the menu list, click on the Device Manager option. Step 1: In Windows 11, press Windows + X keys together. Method 5: Roll Back Touchpad Driver Update Note that this differs for different manufacturers. Method 4 – Check Mouse Propertiesġ – Search MAIN.CPL in Windows search box.Ģ – Now, Click on MAIN.CPL from the search result.ģ – now, Click on Touchpad Tab or Settings Tab and check if there are ny option to enable or disable two finger scroll there. Once the update is complete, restart your PC and see if the issue has been fixed. From the context menu, select the Properties option.įrom the properties window, you will have to select the Update Driver option. From there, you will have to right click on the touchpad driver option. Step 2: In the Device Manager window, look for “ Mice and other pointing devices” option.