[HELP] TWO FINGER RIGHT_CLICK on DELL 3521 Windows 10

TinhNhan · 14 Mar 2016

Hello
Please help me, my touchpad driver can not to use two finger- right click on my laptop. In the first time i installed the driver, it worked. but after i restart it didnot anymore. I continue to install another driver and when all finish it still not working as right-click.
It happened many times, alway the same problem every times i install windows 10 ( i installed third times, but all are the same problem). And it's have the same problem in windows 7. In window 8, 8.1 it's working perfectly.
Please help me to solve this mad problem. Sorry for my bad english. :))
Thanks.

TinhNhan · 15 Mar 2016

any help please

Night Hawk · 15 Mar 2016

Hello TinhNhan Welcome to the Ten Forums!

One idea that might be a big help for you there is besides posting back with the exact model number is to go direct to the Dell support site and look up the 8.1 not look for 10 driver updates.

Often the 8.1 version will clear up any problems being seen in 10. Since every version when first new takes time for driver support to come about as well as older models not seeing support after a few newer versions of Windows are seen the next previous version's drivers are often able to be used.

TinhNhan · 24 Mar 2016

Thanks you, it worked by system updated. it's seem the driver was updated by microsoft or dell OEM. THanks for you help

Night Hawk · 25 Mar 2016

Great news! Glad to hear you were able to see results by grabbing a few of the 8.1 alternates.

Often this has been the case with the previous versions as well. The Vista/7 connection is good example where you could run just anything Vista on 7 as far as being able to get something to run on 7. I wouldn't try any Vista now however since you are now looking at 4 versions of Windows newer where the large gap is to be expected.

Yet I was able to take an old discontinued following 7's release PCI type tv tuner/video capture card and use the next newer PCI Express type card's drivers and app on 10. The other model had seen 8, 8.1 updates as well as those for Vista and 7 being an old XP model converted to PCIe apparently from the PCI form. It's a good example of what to keep in mind in case you run into something that has this type of problem. :)