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    M1530 touch pad scolling isn't working in windows 7

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by totalBS, Jul 18, 2009.

  1. totalBS

    totalBS Notebook Enthusiast

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    Like the title says, I just noticed now that the touch pads scrolling doesn't work. I usually use a usb mouse but sometimes I don't have that with me and wanted to know if anyone knew where to find a driver for the touch pad. I looked on dells website but didn't find anything, but maybe I didn't look hard enough? Thanks for any help

    P.S. I'm pretty sure scrolling worked in the beta but not in the RC now
     
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    xnightxwingx Notebook Consultant

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    Look under Input Device Drivers - Dell Driver : applies to touchpad
     
    xnightxwingx, Jul 19, 2009
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    Just try to update it through windows 7, or roll back driver.
    If that doesnt work unnistall driver in safe mode.
    Get driver for vista off the dell website > install driver in safe mode.
     
    mar_tin1, Jul 19, 2009
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    Thank you xnightxwingx and everyone else, it was indeed in input device drivers (crazy seeing as that's what the touch pad is right?), I guess I skipped over that one a bunch of times :/ Thanks again, everything is working perfectly now
     
    totalBS, Jul 19, 2009
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