Acer Touchpad Drivers Windows 10

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Windows 10 FAQs Windows 10 Creators Update Windows 10 S Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Windows 10 S FAQs Windows 10 April 2018 Update (Build 1803). Drivers and Manuals Identify your Acer Device. Enter your device serial number, SNID or model number Find. Show me where to locate my serial number or SNID on my device. May 29, 2018  Since Precision Touchpad is developed to work with Windows 10 it means that you should have a better experience. Users are reporting better movement and sensitivity after installing the precision touchpad drivers. Before you begin, make sure to have a mouse at hand in case the installation kills the touchpad and you need to do a restart. Aspire ES1-512. Went to the 'driver page' under Windows 10, found the touchpad driver downloaded and let it restart as it requested. And nothing, I still can't use.

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I understand your issue but rest assured, we are here to help you and guide you in the right direction.

Step 1: Update driver

  1. Open Device Manager by pressing Windows key + X.

  2. 1. In Device Manager, locate the device to update, and then double-click the device name.

  3. Click on the Drivers tab, and then click Update Driver and follow the instructions.

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IF you do not find the drivers then try

Step 2:

I would suggest you to visit your manufacture’s website (Acer) to download the drivers for touchpad and microphone.

Here is the link: http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers

After you download the drivers, run them in Compatible mode for Windows 8.1

Refer this link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/older-programs-compatible-version-windows

I hope this post is helpful. Get back to us if you have further queries as well as issues relating to Windows. We’d be glad to assist you further.

Hope you have a great experience with Windows 10.

Acer Touchpad Drivers Windows 10 64


FAQ & Answers

Acer Touchpad Driver Windows 10 64 Bit

  • You may follow the following steps in order to try get the issue resolved.

    • If the touchpad is listed in Device manager (Synaptics/Elan):
    • Access the ‘Device manager’, expand the option ‘Mice & other pointing’ devices.
    • Right click on the Touchpad and select ‘Properties’.
    • Click on the driver tab and select ‘RollBack’ driver.
    • Apply the changes.
    • If the touchpad is listed as HID in Device manager:
    • Access the ‘BIOS’, from the ‘Main tab’, setup the Touchpad option to BASIC (PS/2 device) from PRECISION (HID device). Save the changes.

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  • Hi,

    I followed device drivers and found the ELAN device. I uninstalled the device and then scanned for HW changes. It is now working.

  • Thank you for following the suggestion....Good to know it was helpful.

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  • Hello! This option no longer seems to apply (2015-08-06). I upgraded to Windows 10 about a week ago, and similarly found that my touchpad wasn't working with single finger scrolling as I am acustomed to using it. After researching online, I found similar advice as above mentioned above and performed the 'Roll-Back to an earlier driver'. While it would require me to restart my computer after the change (and I had to do this each day as over-night the auto-updates to Windows 10 would override my preferences causing me to have to repeat the process) at least it worked. Today I have discovered that the Roll-Back option is gray-ed out from the Device Manager-Mouse and Pointers-Elan option. I tried re-starting my computer, hoping it would revert, but no luck so far...

    Any advice on how to re-acquire my earlier Elan preferences?

    Thank you!