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Explain, in full detail, your specs like Operating System (Win7/Sierra/etc), Tablet/Cintiq (sku/model), Driver version, software, and cables you're using. A look at the ALPS site shows that they do not provide drivers to end users and that if the touchpad drivers are removed, the device will continue to work by falling back to the basic Windows mouse drivers… which is exactly what seems to be happening on my Hi10 X.DARK MODE NORMAL THEME Home hot new top RulesĪll posts need to be descriptive, ESPECIALLY technical or compatibility issue submissions. Most of the hardware for this Hi10 X seems to be identical to the discontinued Lenovo D330 which also has a Goodix touch screen and ALPS touchpad, and they actually seem to provide ALPS drivers. My best guess is that the touchpad is an ALPS-branded device with a hardware ID that starts with “VID_”. It would be really helpful if those driver lists used specific hardware names rather than vague abbreviations, but the drivers available in those posts don’t seem to include the touchpad anyway.
But of course, it seems to refer to “touch panel” instead which is apparently Chuwi-speak for the touch screen drivers. Originally, I thought that the “TP Drivers” mentioned in the driver posts might refer to the touchpad. None of the normal controls that you would expect for a touchpad are available because Windows doesn’t know that one exists. Under touch settings, Windows only gives options to enable or disable 3/4 finger gestures. I’m using Windows 11, but the same issue existed in Windows 10. Basically wondering if there is a way for Windows to actually know that there is a touchpad instead of defaulting to a mouse device.
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