Windows 10 Technical Preview - Synaptics Scrolling

OS Details:
Architecture: 64bit
Build: 9841 Synaptics: v15.3.22

Problem:
Both two-finger and one-finger scrolling functionality does not seem to work for me in certain contexts.

While third-party applications like Chrome and Spotify function fine, any native Windows applications do not seem to work.

For example the control panel or the Facebook windows app available on the Windows store will not scroll with the touchpad.

Solution Attempts/Troubleshooting:

Tried a USB mouse, scrolling worked fine with scroll wheel.

Toggled two-finger and one-finger on and off in Synaptics.


Solution 1:

I can confirm the following solution works on my system: Windows 10 Build 9841, Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, Synaptics driver v18.0.7.24. Two finger scrolling works as expected.

http://www.andreafortuna.org/microsoft/2014/10/20/windows-10-solve-the-two-finger-scrolling-issue-for-synaptics-touchpads/

Solution 2:

[Solved] 1- Go to control panel and chose "Uninstall Programs" and Uninstall any "Synaptic" driver installed. 2-Download Synaptic V16 from "HERE"

3-Extract the downloaded file and install 4-Restart again. Congrats :)

Solution 3:

The accepted answer on this page didn't work for me, on the release version of Windows 10 Pro. What I found, however, is that the default Synaptics driver does properly support scrolling. It's just disabled by default, with the option to enable it being somewhat buried.

That you want to do is:

  1. Double-click the Synaptics icon in the system tray to bring up the first settings dialog.

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  2. Click on the "Settings..." button, to bring up the Synaptics-specific settings dialog.

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  3. Ensure that the 'Scrolling' option is enabled on the first tab (probably will be, by default), and then click on the 'Scroll' tab.

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  4. Make sure both the "One Finger Scrolling" and "Two Finger Scrolling" options are enabled in the "Vertical" direction. Mine were disabled by default (after upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10).

After making those changes and saving the new settings, scrolling worked as expected.

Solution 4:

Synaptics driver v17 refused to install on Win 10 x64 tech preview. Synaptics v13 (for win 7 downloaded from Acer site) installed and works fine.

Solution 5:

In my case Synaptics TouchPad Driver v.16.0.3 works! I have a EliteBook 8470p, the driver was downloaded from the HP webpage.