Sony Vaio VGN-BX665P Touchpad woes and solution  


  1. Posts : 25
    Windows 7 Home Edition X64
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    Sony Vaio VGN-BX665P Touchpad woes and solution


    Well like many, sony users, windows 7 is the pits of support from Sony themselves
    their basic answer is, if you ran the "hardware verification and there is incompatibilities then don't install windows 7 as we wont make new drivers for it"

    situation:

    Windows 7 64 Bits, Sony Viao VGN-BX series Laptop
    Touchpad hardware failure to work,
    identified in Hardware Manager as : ACPI\SNY900D

    Now this is ALPS touchpad, after 5 days of scouring the internet for a possible solution I derived synaptec was making drivers for this touchpad, finally found one that works (unlike newers laptops mentioned here elsewere) with this laptop
    and figured I would share the information:

    solution is easy : DriverPack Touchpad_Mouse 10.03 for Windows Vista (x64) | DriverPacks.net

    download this file, unzip it then goto :

    DP_Touchpad_Mouse_wnt6-x64_1003\x64\3\Touchpad_Mouse\Synaptics\2 and run setup, reboot when done and your touchpad will work

    cheers.

    my hardware as reference

    Sony Vaio VGN-BX665P
    T5500 Dual Core
    2GB Ram
    Intel 945 Mobile video Card
    100GB HDD
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  2. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
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    thanks for posting this info--ken
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  3. Posts : 1,705
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 ®™
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    pbureau said:
    Now this is ALPS touchpad, after 5 days of scouring the internet for a possible solution I derived synaptec was making drivers for this touchpad
    Hi.

    Didn't the Vista driver work in compatibility mode? - eSupport - VGN-BX665P
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  4. Posts : 25
    Windows 7 Home Edition X64
    Thread Starter
       #4

    FZ21Z asked "Didn't the Vista driver work in compatibility mode? - eSupport - VGN-BX665P "
    I did try those in fact, but I am running Win 7 Enterprise (I do testing for hardware) and the vista driver 64 is not of that "ms caliber" if you know what I mean, (ie: as in Home, office, or any version of OS make a difference on the hardware... bleh)

    my Solution by-passes the 'Sony "are you running this version of os or not" issue'

    The drivers I indicated are made for Windows 7 64 bits (there is a 32 bits as well on that site), and therefore removes the need to run software (not to mention "hardware drivers") in "compatibility mode".
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