It appears to have an Alps touchpad as well (shrouded under the guise of "Dell Touchpad"), and it's only usable WITHOUT the drivers installed. Here now in 2022 with my Latitude E7440 joining you in the same gripe. And I don't want to be forced to use an external mouse all the time. Also, if it's a lost cause, would swapping to a Linux based OS improve this issue? Or just make it worse? If I had the "pointing stick" or whatever Dell calls the ThinkPad "Track Point" (idk which came first, I'm just much more knowledgeable in ThinkPads then Dell laptops), it would be fine, as I am used to those, but not being able to scroll accurately, especially swap scrolling directions, is infuriating. I haven't found any conclusive answers online, so I figured I'd come here and ask. It was last updated like 5-8 years ago, and does not work well at all with windows 10. The touchpad SUCKS in windows 10, even with the Alps driver installed. It's old, but it still does great for what I need (other than battery life, cuz man this thing needs it's original battery replaced).
"No problem" I thought, as I would just install win10 and call it a day.
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