Hi:
As many other people after upgrading to W7 I lost the scroll function on my touchpad. I've tried with the several Synaptics drivers (including the last version of the generic driver) but nothing seems to work. Of course my old XP drivers are not working under W7.
Any suggestion???
Toshiba Satellite M40X-115.
Last edited by fernandocf87; 05 May 2010 at 07:56. Reason: .
have you tried toshiba direct? whats the short model number on that laptop? (should be on the bottom somewhere) makes it easier to find the driver
Of course, but Toshiba does not provide W7 drivers for this laptop, only XP.
Do you know who the touchpad manufacturer is? If Alps or Synaptics I'd be seeing what Windows 7 drivers were available and use the OEM one since they are not generally OC manufacturer sensitive.
Welcome to Seven Forums. You can try installing the XP driver iin compatibility mode. Compatibility Mode Or you can go to device manager>right click on the touch pad (if present) then properties>details tab>drop down menu>select hardware id>Copy and Paste the hardware id string.We can then look for a compatible 32bit driver for you. Thanks. Fabe
Hiya pal
One of the guys at work has a Toshiba Sat Pro M40 (psm46E) with win7(32-bit). I've just tested the synaptics drivers from the Toshiba website and the scroll works. I know the M40 isn't in the supported list on the Toshiba website but the drivers seem to work for me.
Toshiba Synaptics touch pad driver
Toshiba Alps touch pad driver
good luck
When trying to install it in compatibility mode it actually does not do anything... It starts uncompressing the file and after that it closes everything.
Those Synaptics and Alps drivers are being installed but are not recognizing my touchpad as so, which brings me to the following issue: as I had already noticed, there is no "touchpad" on the device manager. There is only "Mice and other pointing devices" and inside, "PS/2 compatible mouse", so when I install those drivers I have the options of changing the functions of the buttons and all those features related to mice but there is not a single option related to a real touchpad (e.g. my beloved scroll function).
Anyways the hardware ID of that "PS/2 compatible mouse" that my computer is detecting is:
ACPI\PNP0F13
*PNP0F13
Thanks for your answers! I feel I'm closer now!
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