If two-finger scroll is enabled but does not work, there might be problems with touchpad drivers. Drivers can become corrupted or faulty, and the device cannot function properly. Reinstall Touchpad Drivers. Roll Back Touchpad Drivers.
Here's how to manually update your Acer touchpad driver:
- Go to Acer's official website, click Drivers And Manuals in the Support section.
- Enter your device serial number, SNID or model number and click FIND to search for the results.
- Download the correct and latest driver for your monitor to your computer.
Click the "Touch Pad" tab on the advanced feature settings box. Click a check mark into the box next to "Use Scroll function" under Touch Pad settings. Click "Apply" at the lower right of the box, then click "OK."
You can scroll using your touchpad using two fingers.
- Open the Activities overview and start typing Mouse & Touchpad.
- Click on Mouse & Touchpad to open the panel.
- In the Touchpad section, make sure the Touchpad switch is set to on.
- Switch the Two-finger Scrolling switch to on.
Go to Settings/Devices then select Mouse & Touchpad then scroll down to Additional Mouse Settings. When the Mouse Properties dialog opens click on the Device Settings tab (if there is one) and then click the Settings Button for your device. Then check the boxes for Enable Vertical and Enable Horizontal Scrolling.
To enable the touchpad in Windows 8 and 10: click Start, then click "PC Settings" -> "Devices" -> "Mouse and Touchpad", then click "Additional mouse options". Then, press on the scroll section of the touchpad (on the far right) and slide your finger up and down. This should scroll the page up and down.
- If your keyboard does not have a Scroll Lock key, on your computer, click Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard.
- Click the On Screen Keyboard button to turn it on.
- When the on-screen keyboard appears on your screen, click the ScrLk button.
To enable the touchpad in Windows 8 and 10: click Start, then click "PC Settings" -> "Devices" -> "Mouse and Touchpad", then click "Additional mouse options". Then, press on the scroll section of the touchpad (on the far right) and slide your finger up and down. This should scroll the page up and down.
3) Click Devices. 4) Click Mouse and touchpad, and click Additional mouse options. 5) Select the Touchpad tab (or Hardware tab or Device settings tab), and make sure your Touchpad is enabled. 6) Reboot your laptop and try your Touchpad.
Click Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard > Use the On-Screen Keyboard (or press the Windows logo key + CTRL + O). 3. Click the ScrLk button. Note: to turn on scroll lock, simply repeat step 1 or step 2 and 3.
Scroll Lock key. Sometimes abbreviated as ScLk, ScrLk, or Slk, the Scroll Lock key is found on a computer keyboard, often located close to the pause key. While not often used today, the Scroll Lock key was originally intended to be used in conjunction with the arrow keys to scroll through the contents of a text box.
First, use your mouse to click anywhere on the page you'd like to read; this lets the computer know where you are reading. Then, tap the down arrow just once to scroll down a little bit at a time. If you hold the arrow down, you'll scroll all the way down to the bottom and may miss all the information in the middle.
The Scroll Lock key was meant to lock all scrolling techniques, and is a remnant from the original IBM PC keyboard, though it is not used by most modern-day software. In the original design, Scroll Lock was intended to modify the behavior of the arrow keys.
Sometimes abbreviated as ScLk, ScrLk, or Slk, the Scroll Lock key is found on a computer keyboard, often located close to the pause key. While not often used today, the Scroll Lock key was originally intended to be used in conjunction with the arrow keys to scroll through the contents of a text box.
Move your fingers between the top and bottom of your touchpad to scroll up and down, or move your fingers across the touchpad to scroll sideways. Be careful to space your fingers a bit apart. If your fingers are too close together, they just look like one big finger to your touchpad.
Here's how:
- Using your mouse or laptop track pad, move your cursor to the scroll bar.
- Then click and hold your mouse; you can now move the scroll bar up and down.
- Release the mouse button once you reach the place on your screen you would like to go.
You can also use Ctrl+Alt+left/right Arrow keys.
You can scroll using your touchpad using two fingers.
- Open the Activities overview and start typing Mouse & Touchpad.
- Click on Mouse & Touchpad to open the panel.
- In the Touchpad section, make sure the Touchpad switch is set to on.
- Switch the Two-finger Scrolling switch to on.
First, use your mouse to click anywhere on the page you'd like to read; this lets the computer know where you are reading. Then, tap the down arrow just once to scroll down a little bit at a time. If you hold the arrow down, you'll scroll all the way down to the bottom and may miss all the information in the middle.
