Restart.Ģ.) Reinstall the driver package from the Synaptics site (not Lenovo) here: and then Restart.ģ.) In Control Panel, open the Mouse settings, then go to the Device Settings tab and click SettingsĤ.) Highlight "Scrolling" and make sure it is checked. Call me lazy for wanting one-finger scrolling, but my I had it on my last laptop for 6 years and became very accustomed to it.Īnyway, here's how I managed to get the y510p clickpad to:Ī) behave as if it has two distinct mouse buttons (dead zone for touch, only when clicking!!)ġ.) Go to Programs and Features and uninstall your current Synaptics Pointing Device drivers. My second problem is the fact that there's no edge scrolling, and with the factory drivers, you are forced to scroll with two fingers. Turning down the sensitivity helps when clicking, but then moving the pointer across the screen takes an equally annoying amount of effort.
The pointer almost always wobbles as you make clicks, unless you keep your finger perfectly still. The left and right buttons are integrated with the touchpad itself, which makes clicking a nightmare for me. Like many others, I haven't been happy with the trackpad. I just got the y510p and I love nearly everything about it.
They were all true, but I've been able to do something about it.
When I was debating getting the y510p, a lot of the negative comments about the trackpad here had me worried. You can google search a fix for unsigned drivers, but I have not tried this myself. Edit: This currently does not work for Windows 8.1, apparently because of the way that 8.1 handles unsigned drivers.
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