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Anyways, I updated my laptop from windows 8 to windows 10. I would log onto the laptop and my touchpad would work for like a minute. Then all of a sudden, it won’t work. I tried fn+f9 and mostly everything else but it just won’t work. It won’t let me move my cursor ANYWHERE and I can’t click anything.
Hi, Here are the most up to date Asus drivers. These solve a lot of the problems which occur between Asus laptops and Win10, especially trackpad problems. http://ivanrf.com/en/latest-asus-drivers…
F9 toggles Thouchpad ON/OFF on Asus G73 Jw. Chuck
meh when windows 10 installed it disabled it. u jus need to enable it again.hit the windows button on your keyboard to pull up the start menu. Tab down to Settings and then key down to Mouse and touchpad. Use your keyboard controls to go down to the bottom and highlight “additional mouse options,” then hit enter. Go over to ELAN, then Highlight the ELAN input device. You should be able to enable or disable the device from there.
For your issue, please attach to an external mouse, then try to download and reinstall the ATK driver first and then reinstall the Touchpad driver from the following links: – ATK driver (Version V1.0.0039) – Touchpad driver (Version V4.0.6)
Two solutions for your reference. Solution 1: Use troubleshooter
- Click ‘Start’ and ‘Control Panel’ then
- Enter ‘Troubleshooter’ in the search box, and click ‘Troubleshooting’
- Click ‘Configure a device’ under ‘Hardware and Sound’ Solution 2: Update touchpad driver
- Click ‘Start’ and Enter ‘Device Manager’
- Find touchpad driver and right click, then select ‘Update’ You could also use Driver Talent to help you to the driver. It could scan to detect all drivers, then verify the problematic driver, fix them for you finally. All this just need one mouse click.
i think after update of windows its been not working you just need to restart some of the services and check the setting or any other any unwanted program brought up task manager. here is how i did it went to “services” tab Went down to “Launch Manager Service” (LMSvc) Right clicked, selected restart. any other help visit asus website and you can get the latest driver and try resetting the old driver and i am sure this will help for sure
Connect your external mouse. Now, click the Windows Icon, the click Settings. Go to App, then search for Asus Smart Gesture in Apps and Features. Then Click on it and choose Repair or Modify. If that does not work, Click uninstall, and install the latest driver for Asus Smart Gesture. Hope that works.
I’m not exactly sure the reason your touchpad isn’t working, it may be a defective touchpad, but there is something probably not configured right in your settings. Try this: hit the windows button on your keyboard to pull up the start menu. Tab down to Settings and then key down to Mouse and touchpad. Use your keyboard controls to go down to the bottom and highlight “additional mouse options,” then hit enter. Go over to hardware, then Highlight the ELAN input device. You should be able to hit the properties and then uninstall the drivers. I found that after the driver was uninstalled, and the computer restarted, the problem was fixed on my laptop. Hope that helps.
Use an external mouse go into settings and turn the touchpad back on under control panel and mouth during Windows 10 upgrade it will automatically turn off. In some cases you might have to go on the website of the manufacturer and download the drivers for the touchpad. Also make sure to unclick the box that says when external mouse is plugged in touchpad is turned off in case you leave your USB connection inside the computer when you’re not using the external mouse.
You should check if your computer detects your touchpad at all. You should look into mouse and touchpad settings then select hardware.
- If your touchpad isnt detected at all you should try cleaning the connections of your touchpad to your computers motherboard. (This solved my problem) Even if it doesn’t look dirty it might have a few specks of dust, especially if you have been opening your computer. I used a toothbrush and contact cleaner. You can also try to tape down the connection to ensure that it is connected.
- If your touchpad is detected then you should try installing drivers and MAKE SURE YOUR TOUCHPAD IS ENABLED in settings. Some computers have buttons near the touchpad area to disable to touchpad as well.
Hi,you need to update your bios for the touchpad, possibly update the drivers for your touchpad and you also NEED to update your CPU drivers. I have the acer es1-311 and after I installed the IO drivers for windows 10 then it worked fine again (this was after I updated the bios so this being needed is unsure). http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/driv… you can find your make and model on this page and make sure you download the touchpad drivers, and bios update and also the IO driver for windows 10. For example my IO driver downloaded as a file named “IO Drivers_Intel_604.10135.1001.53001_W10x64_A” download the one for your model then extract and run. Everything should work fine from then on.
Go to “this PC”. Remove “Elan” in the Unistall or change a progam. Opt for a restart and your touchpad and mouse is working. so simple. I had the same problem.
Thanks BreBe21. I had the same problem but didn’t even know about fn/f9. Worked for me :-)
I had trouble uninstalling Asus Smart Gesture using my control panel; it literally would tell me it couldn’t find the file and wouldn’t uninstall it. This was a problem because the new version of Asus Smart Gesture that I downloaded didn’t allow me to update until I removed the old version. So I used this troubleshooter to uninstall the old version of Smart Gesture: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help… And then just found the newest version of Smart Gesture and reinstalled it. It made me reset my computer, but voila, I can now scroll using my trackpad!
Hi I have Asus G551 and had the same problem as you have. I did upgrade the driver from this site a and its done. Everything work just fine. Hope will help you too. Elan TouchPad Drivers Version 15.12.1.3 WHQL http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php… Miro
I am afraid that the driver of touchpad isn’t installed or compatible. So you can try to reinstall the driver in “Devices manager” .
Asus touchpad enabled by Fn+F9.
Well.. my problem wwas solved in a very unusual way.. My touchpad was not even being recognised in device manager.. i assumed it was a hardware problem. I installed all of the drivers once again, and it still did not work.. Eventually, i gave up and decided to live with a mouse since i needed my laptop all the time, and two weeks into service was something that i could not afford I once installed razer cortex in order to boost my peerformance.. and once i ran it and boosted it, i restarted my laptop.. After that, i noticed that my touchpad was working because i had my palm on the touchpad while typing Idk if it’s a reliable solution.. or even if razer cortex did it.. but it is worth trying
Hold ctrl and f9 at the same time to turn off and on the mouse
Hey, it is a driver issue, you have to install “Intel(R) Serial IO Driver”. download link [http://TUF-FX504-GD|https://www.asus.com/us/Laptops/ASUS-TUF…] for my model i found it under “Others” refer the image
. extract the zip file. install “SetupSerialIO.exe” restart.
Root failure - Windows 10 removed devcon.exe which the installer uses to load the driver. Solution - install Visual Studio 2019 Community with Windows Desktop development tools and the WSK.
I had this problem, it was ok for a few minutes then it used to stop working! I solved the problem by removing the driver of the touch pad (in control panel) then I restarted laptop and when the windows came up again, the problem was solved (the driver was installed automatically )
Fix 1: Make sure your Asus touchpad is enabled"
- Press the Windows logo key on your keyboard and open the Settings window at the same time. 2) Click Devices. 2) Click Touchpad and click Additional Settings. 3) Make sure Enable Touchpad is checked.
