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exe to Extract the Driver to a specified folder. For the Newer Driver Packages you should use the.

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Extract the Driverĭownload the suggested driver (if no driver is suggested then look at your Drivers and Downloads page and determine if the driver is Synaptics or Alps and try the latest version).Įxtraction of the Driver depends on the Driver Package. Alps and Synaptics are the most common vendors. List of Dell Touchpad Driver Versions (by Vendor) Alps, Synaptics, Cypress and ElanTech.

Installing a Driver via the Device Manager

#Dell latitude e6400 touchpad driver windows 7 64bit install

Force Install the Driver via the Device Manager.

Installing a Driver via the Device Manager.

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Please comment on your findings so I can update the list at the bottom which is populated by other people's testing on their models. If your model hasn't been tested then you need to be experimental (you want to find the newest driver that works for your model).

#Dell latitude e6400 touchpad driver windows 7 64bit how to

Please read instructions on how to forcefully install a driver via the device manager and then look below to see if a driver has been tested on your model. Fortunately however this unofficial guide is well-reached and many Dell customers have tested and reported the best driver for their system. This is an unofficial guide and covers a large range of hardware so unfortunately finding the best driver it is quite 'experimental'. In most cases the installer will reject the hardware, therefore one has to force install the Driver via the Device Manager.Newer driver releases, in many cases the last iteration of Windows 10 Touchpad drivers released often work with older Touchpads although they are not designed for the specific Touchpad in question.Although the Windows Vista/Windows 7 driver for the Touchpad is customised for the Touchpad, it often won't install properly with Windows 10 rejecting the driver and preferring its own generic one.Windows 10 will install a generic driver from 2006 which will in most cases give the Touchpad limited functionality.Microsoft have addressed many of these issues and going forward Microsoft will natively support new Touchpads, so called 'Precision Touchpads' which should alleviate any OEM driver issues.įor older Dell Systems (<2016 Hardware) however:

There have been numerous Touchpad issues with the release of Windows 8.x and Windows 10 primarily due to drivers… Please note I am an individual, not Dell and not an organisation and as a consequence don't have access to all Dell Hardware to test.