There's dead zone on the trackpad which is causing small movements not to be registered. It's honestly pretty atrocious and makes all finer movements incredibly clunky.
It looks a lot like this.
After some quick googling it turns out this is a software 'feature' in Windows. I don't know if it's on every laptop or different in severity depending on the touchpad, but allegedly it's a part of windows precision drivers and it's some filter mechanism to help two finger scrolling and multigestures.
If I disable 'Microsoft input configuration device' under 'Human interface devices' in device manager the issue is completely resolved and fine movements are restored, but I lose two finger scrolling and multi gestures, which is also terrible.
Are there any solutions out there?
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I remember having this issue when I first got my laptop. I can't remember what setting I had to change, I think it might have been palm check? try disabling palm check and see if it fixes it.
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Any update on this? I'm dying to buy the LG Gram 17, but I must have both decent trackpad performance AND two-finger scrolling! I'll check this out next time I'm at Costco, as they are selling this puppy there ...
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Scrolling is fine. Three finger middle click is horrible though. My main complaint about the trackoad. There would be space for buttons, too bad they do not have button's
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There was a bios update or something that fixed this. The trackpad is fine now.
Not the best, but you don't notice any issues at all. I recommend this laptop now.
Just got the 2021 LG gram 17 and the trackpad is horrible.
Discussion in 'LG' started by Andriante, Mar 8, 2021.