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    Default HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    Is there some trick to this? like 1 in 8 times it actually scrolls, it's not even smoothl, it like jumps, not smoothly scrolls the page.

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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    Am I missing something about how to do this? I hold my finger on the bottom left panel and scroll with another finger on the scroll bar on the webpage, and have no issues.

    Should I be doing something else? And did you decide to continue to try it out (the Envy, I mean)? It passed a big test for me today when I had class for five hours today...with the slice, on power saver, with admittedly only light surfing and doing stuff when I needed to...I had 70% left after three hours.
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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    The 2 finger scrolling works a treat on mine? Its pretty smooth, and responsive. Not quite up to par with the Macbook Pro, but pretty damn close IMO.

    Maybe you should look at re-installing/updating the touchpad drivers? Do a Google search for the issue first, see if others are having a similar problem, then see if you can find a recommended fix.
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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    I have 2 finger scrolling enabled, but it seems to ONLY catch when my fingers are liek .5in apart, i cant just have 2 fingers on teh pad and be scrolling like I'm used to on my MacBook. I end up getting this crosshairs looking mouse.

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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    The trick is to have your fingers about a finger-width apart. If they're too close to each other it can't figure out it's two fingers.
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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    Oh hey, look at that. Yes, it works pretty easily.
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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    Quote Originally Posted by Pitabred View Post
    The trick is to have your fingers about a finger-width apart. If they're too close to each other it can't figure out it's two fingers.
    thats retarded, Why can Apple do it so easily?


    Also I found a small app called TwoFingerClick that fixes my scrolling problem.

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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    It works like charm on mine with 15.0.9 driver
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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    You also need to jack up the sensitivity and mess with the scroll speed. no real excuses with the pad. I have seen some Asus and Acer that perform great with multitouch so I don't really know what gives.

    I think it might have something to do with apple holding some patents and American companies being too scared to get make it too similar.

    *sigh* America, where advancement in technology isn't held back by lack of funding or knowledge but patent disputes.....

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    Default Re: HP ENVY touchpad, 2 finger scrolling SUCKS

    mine work good. i used my middle finger and ring finger to scroll it work well.

 

 
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