I made the assumption moving forward that the issue had to be caused by something small. The question was just what! I couldn't believe that synaptics could make such an aweful touchpad that was incapable of actually working. but to no avail.įrom the onset, some sort of physical problem seemed to be the most logical conclusion. I installed every driver pack I could find, modified them, turned off driver signing in order to install the OEM drivers, used Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Ubuntu etc.
I finally concluded that it had nothing to do with ESD and moved on to possible driver issues. At first I thought it was ESD and troubleshot that for a few days.
Like you I have been having all the same touchpad issues.
