Tried to install the one supplied from the manufacturer, got this error:
Wondering if it's a bug in the newer driver now... How do I downgrade to the OEM version?
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Best Answer DMCShep , 20 August 2017 - 07:34 PM
That worked!!! Touchpad works without any issues, keyboard works, touchscreen works, USB mouse works, checked device manager and zero warnings!!! Rebooted just to make sure it's fixed, and same res... Go to the full post »
They do, it's what I tried to install that gave me that error message. The question is how do I install the older version if it doesn't want to?
EDIT:
After incessant right-clicks to the point where I can't move even the USB mouse anywhere without it trying to do something stupid, I've had to disable the touchpad. It's getting worse, which itself sounds like a hardware problem given the drivers haven't changed in the past day or so. Is a new touchpad in order? They're $50 on eBay, so worth a try to me, but don't want to jump the gun if it sounds software related somehow.
Edited by DMCShep, 22 August 2017 - 08:58 AM.
Hardware was definitely at fault, but unfortunately now I am stuck without ANY functioning touchpad. Local repair shop is cheap, I can follow up with them later to get one that works in there. Just got the laptop back a few days ago, I can't complain much. Something is WAY better than nothing!
Thanks for all the help guys! Now for a question that affects TWO computers and hopefully isn't terribly hard to fix. I will get occasional HTTPS errors from sites that look like this:
Chrome breaks, Firefox works fine. They seem to all use the Thawte certificate, which one of my old jobs had me dick with on ALL my computers because a project I worked on required it. That seems to be causing issues now.
How do I reset the HTTPS certificates on my computer back to the factory listing of what they should have? I noticed some that were added by Telerik Fiddler too, which I no longer use. Essentially, I have zero need for additional HTTPS certificates, so I want to wipe any and all that I have replaced myself with what came with each computer. How do I accomplish this?
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