How to adjust scroll speed in Asus Smart Gesture

[eheavin]

How do you slow down the scroll speed of Asus smart gesture? I am using Windows 10 and my ELAN touchpad will not work.

 

[Pearlmaster]

Hello,

You may need to update or re-install your Asus Smart Gesture touchpad again.
The update/driver is available at the Asus Support site under TouchPad.
If you are not sure how to get and install this driver see the following instructions;

Note: For safety create a System Restore Point first at

Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Recovery > Configure System Restore > Create

• Uninstall your current elan touchpad driver.
• Restart your PC.
• Go to your local Asus website at ASUS
• Click on Support.
• Enter the Model Name of your laptop, but if you are unable to find your model name, it can be found at
Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools > System Information > System Model
• Choose your OS.
• Click on TouchPad.
• You will see the ASUS Smart Gesture (Touchpad Driver). To the right of Download, click on Global
• After downloading, un-zip the file and launch SetupTPDriver to install the update

Note: The installer will tell you that you need to uninstall the current version of Asus Smart Gesture before you can install the new version.

This should enable your touchpad again and be able to adjust your scroll speed in your touch pad settings.

 

[girardphilippe]

Despite not having mouse, you have to change the speed of mouse croll in the windows parameter

 

[NicolayA]

I had annoying fast scroll behavior in Firefox browser on my Asus k501lx laptop which uses Asus Smart Gesture touchpad driver and successfully solved this problem!

Asus Smart Gesture has a settings file for configuring scroll behavior for specific applications.
For Windows7 x64 a path to file is the following:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\ASUS\ASUS Smart Gesture\AsTPCenter\TPProfile_Win7.xml"
I have added the configuration item inside this file to fix the problem with Firefox:
<ap name="firefox.exe" class_name="MozillaWindowClass" target_name="MozillaWindowClass" title_name="" target_type="0" support="33413" pan_filter_x="4" pan_filter_y="4" zoom_filter="1" pan_type="3" es_filter="4" es_type="3" zoom_type="1" rotate_type="0" swipe_type="3"></ap>
"name" is the executable filename of the application
"class_name", "target_name" is the windows class of the scrollable container inside the application. It was not working without specifying these parameters. I have determined appropriate parameters for Firefox application using third party "Windows Inspector" utility.
Other parameters I got from iexplore.exe, they are is enough for smooth scrolling.
Important note: to apply changes in configuration you need to kill the process "AsusTPCenter.exe". It is restarted automatically.

 

[I Am User]

I had annoying fast scroll behavior in Firefox browser on my Asus k501lx laptop which uses Asus Smart Gesture touchpad driver and successfully solved this problem!

Asus Smart Gesture has a settings file for configuring scroll behavior for specific applications.
For Windows7 x64 a path to file is the following:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\ASUS\ASUS Smart Gesture\AsTPCenter\TPProfile_Win7.xml"
I have added the configuration item inside this file to fix the problem with Firefox:
<ap name="firefox.exe" class_name="MozillaWindowClass" target_name="MozillaWindowClass" title_name="" target_type="0" support="33413" pan_filter_x="4" pan_filter_y="4" zoom_filter="1" pan_type="3" es_filter="4" es_type="3" zoom_type="1" rotate_type="0" swipe_type="3"></ap>
"name" is the executable filename of the application
"class_name", "target_name" is the windows class of the scrollable container inside the application. It was not working without specifying these parameters. I have determined appropriate parameters for Firefox application using third party "Windows Inspector" utility.
Other parameters I got from iexplore.exe, they are is enough for smooth scrolling.
Important note: to apply changes in configuration you need to kill the process "AsusTPCenter.exe". It is restarted automatically.

Wow, thank you so much for the details! I had the same issue on my ASUS laptop, and this solved it.
I also really respect your dedication to solving a problem and spending time on researching the details instead of quitting.
Your post saved me so much time now.. Thanks again