If you already have, we recommend heading to Control Panel > Uninstall a Program and uninstalling the Synaptics or ELAN drivers that appear here. We don’t recommend performing this tweak at the moment. We had some issues clicking and then our touchpads would stop responding shortly after boot.
Update: The Fall Creators Update broke this tweak on both laptops we tried it on. It looks like that’s now possible-unofficially, at least. At CES 2017, an HP representative told us that HP was looking at making it possible for users to choose between treating the touchpad as a Precision Touchpad and using the manufacturer-provided drivers. It not only worked on both laptops, it made the touchpads feel a lot better-in our opinion.
We tested this on a 13-inch HP Spectre x360 (2015 model) and on a 14-inch Dell Inspiron 14z (2012 model). Now, there’s a way to install Precision Touchpad drivers even on laptops that don’t ship with them. Unfortunately, PC manufacturers can opt out of using Precision Touchpads. Laptops with “ Precision Touchpads” are optimized by Microsoft, support standard gestures, and can be configured from the Settings app. Disable Dell Laptop's Touchpad Disable Touch Pad of your Laptop Avoid Erratic Cursor Movement When Typing How to Disable Touchpad - HP Support Forum Hope this helps.Microsoft has been trying to improve the touchpad experience on Windows 10 laptops. Read the manual for the system for the specific instructions or contact the manufacturers support for that laptop. Other laptops simply automatically disable the touchpad when you plug in an external mouse. On some systems, you can disable the touchpad in the systems BIOS settings, while on others, such as most Dell systems there is an option in Control Panel/Mouse/Dell Touchpad settings. This is not a Windows configuration setting.
Hi How to Disable the touchpad depends on which type of computer or touchpad you are using. Again, I know it is not another driver as has been suggested in other threads as nothing changed except my version of the OS. Please advise how I can return my laptop to how I want it to work. I'm pointed to outdated OS information or additional workaround drivers. Nothing else has changed, and no searches return working information. Prior to that, I had my touchpad disabled as I use an external device. I hope someone can help recently we installed Windows7 to our laptops.
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