How to scroll on my Acer Aspire E15 E5-575-58A7?
shmajser27
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Few days ago I have Purchased Acer Aspire E15 E5-575-58A7 (Part Number: NX.GLAEX.022) laptop and I don't know how to scroll on touchpad. I tried to install both of the offered drivers in drivers section but there is no change. I've tried to use both fingers and also to move finger up and down on the right edge of touchpad. In device manager the device is recognized as a PS/2 Compatible mice.
I would be thankful if someone gives me an idea how to solve this problem.
I would be thankful if someone gives me an idea how to solve this problem.
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Hi,shmajser27 said:Few days ago I have Purchased Acer Aspire E15 E5-575-58A7 (Part Number: NX.GLAEX.022) laptop and I don't know how to scroll on touchpad. I tried to install both of the offered drivers in drivers section but there is no change. I've tried to use both fingers and also to move finger up and down on the right edge of touchpad. In device manager the device is recognized as a PS/2 Compatible mice.
I would be thankful if someone gives me an idea how to solve this problem.
Go to BIOS settings( press F2 as soon as you press Power button), look for Touch Pad in Main tab, if you see it's in Basic mode switch to Advanced mode.
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Hi,shmajser27 said:Few days ago I have Purchased Acer Aspire E15 E5-575-58A7 (Part Number: NX.GLAEX.022) laptop and I don't know how to scroll on touchpad. I tried to install both of the offered drivers in drivers section but there is no change. I've tried to use both fingers and also to move finger up and down on the right edge of touchpad. In device manager the device is recognized as a PS/2 Compatible mice.
I would be thankful if someone gives me an idea how to solve this problem.
Go to BIOS settings( press F2 as soon as you press Power button), look for Touch Pad in Main tab, if you see it's in Basic mode switch to Advanced mode.
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I changed the touchpad settings in BIOS as you suggested and now it works like a charm! Thank you for your help! Now it's time to do some serious scrolling! :brummyfan2 said:Hi,
Go to BIOS settings( press F2 as soon as you press Power button), look for Touch Pad in Main tab, if you see it's in Basic mode switch to Advanced mode.
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oh god thank you very much.brummyfan2 said:You are most welcome
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You are welcomeMosab said:oh god thank you very much. 0 -
I have finaly fixed the problem with your help. Thank you very MUCH guys you are amazing0
