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Is there a good replacement for my trackpad driver? I have the latest Synaptics one and its crap. It has its helper processes set to Above Normal which cause a lockup when doing video or a game. I have an Asus G50vt. I would like to maintain the scroll area.
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I asked a similar question which might have an answer you could be interested in:
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You should always stick to your manufacture-specific synaptics driver. As shown in my answer here. Synaptics states that:
So your best bet is to get ASUS-specific drivers. This ensures the expected functionality, and stability needed for that exact notebook configuration. | |||||||||
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i usually just go with the default one that windows installs. it doesn't have all the fancy bells*whistles but i find it more reliable. You can try a rollback on the driver? | |||
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OP, i agree that one should always be cautious when choosing from where to obtain updates, but, at least in my personal experience, many computer manufacturers abandon putting recent driver updates for older models. heck, my HP site is still trying to get me to put windows vista back on my computer and i'm on 7 (yay). but to your question: http://www.uscrybe.com/download.php if your particular synaptics pad is version 6.2 or above, this driver will give you multi=finger gestures and two finger scroll (you guys know you have mac envy ;P) AND will let you draw letters on your mouse pad to perform user defined tasks (among many other cool things). i bet you can't get THAT on your computer manufacturer's website =) | ||||
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