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Touch screen scroll issues windows 10
- Thread starter Hskore
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Solution
Hello Hskore
Sometimes and in some laptops, the ELAN gets disabled, and manually enabling it resolves the issue. Here is how:
> Click the Start button.
> Go to Settings.
> Go to Devices.
> Click the Mouse & touchpad category from the left pane of the opened window.
> From the right pane, click the Additional mouse options link.
> From the opened Mouse Properties box, go to the ELAN tab.
> From the displayed options, click to select your device and click Enable.
You may also want to update the Gestures driver for your device in order to get flawless experience.
Hope this is helpful.
Sometimes and in some laptops, the ELAN gets disabled, and manually enabling it resolves the issue. Here is how:
> Click the Start button.
> Go to Settings.
> Go to Devices.
> Click the Mouse & touchpad category from the left pane of the opened window.
> From the right pane, click the Additional mouse options link.
> From the opened Mouse Properties box, go to the ELAN tab.
> From the displayed options, click to select your device and click Enable.
You may also want to update the Gestures driver for your device in order to get flawless experience.
Hope this is helpful.
viveknayyar007
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Hello Hskore
Sometimes and in some laptops, the ELAN gets disabled, and manually enabling it resolves the issue. Here is how:
> Click the Start button.
> Go to Settings.
> Go to Devices.
> Click the Mouse & touchpad category from the left pane of the opened window.
> From the right pane, click the Additional mouse options link.
> From the opened Mouse Properties box, go to the ELAN tab.
> From the displayed options, click to select your device and click Enable.
You may also want to update the Gestures driver for your device in order to get flawless experience.
Hope this is helpful.
Sometimes and in some laptops, the ELAN gets disabled, and manually enabling it resolves the issue. Here is how:
> Click the Start button.
> Go to Settings.
> Go to Devices.
> Click the Mouse & touchpad category from the left pane of the opened window.
> From the right pane, click the Additional mouse options link.
> From the opened Mouse Properties box, go to the ELAN tab.
> From the displayed options, click to select your device and click Enable.
You may also want to update the Gestures driver for your device in order to get flawless experience.
Hope this is helpful.
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