Windows 10: I have a Acer Swift 3 with windows 11. There are multiple issues with the keyboard i am not...

1st right click on touchpad is not working nothing comes up. When i press windows key, it does not work. Similarly shortcut keys such as Ctrl Shift Esc does not work. When i press Alt Tab, it does not switch tabs but instead highlights different icons on the page, which is not a normal behaviour.

:)

 

Graphics driver issues due to Acer Swift 3 Windows 11 incompatibility

My laptop (Acer Swift 3 Model No. SF313-52-765F) recently updated to Windows 11, but unfortunately this update does not appear to be compatible as stated on their support page "if your product model is not listed in the table below, Acer has not tested the device and the drivers have not been updated for that model". This annoyingly means I have had to remove the graphics drivers currently installed otherwise the device is virtually unusable. Of course this is not ideal as it is still running quite poorly, but at least not crashing every 5 seconds. Will I have to wait for updated graphics drivers to be released to resolve this, or is there a temporary fix that means my laptop can function for the time being? Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

Multiple BSODs on laptop (Acer Swift 1)

1:
a: I get nothing on the health tab. I'm not sure if its due to my storage being eMMC (I had tried looking at my drive with crystaldiskinfo before and got nothing)
b:

At the very end of the test I got "Read Error, Test Aborted"
c:



2:










4: Dropbox - chkdsk.txt - Simplify your life

 

Touchpad not working on Acer Swift 3 Laptop

I have a one year old Acer Swift 3. Today I noticed the touchpad had stopped working entirely, meaning I can only use my mouse. Here is what I have tried:

- Updating driver from device manager (I cannot even find a driver for my touchpad listed, even with hidden devices shown)

- Finding a driver from Acer (no touchpad drivers listed at all for my model)

- Pressing Fn + F7 multiple times

- Restarting the PC

- Updating

I would be surprised if the problem was physical because I don't use my touchpad all that much, so wear after only a year seems unlikely.

EDIT: I have noticed that when the laptop is on the lock screen, it displays a warning that the touchpad is deactivated. This happens despite repeatedly clicking Fn + f7, and the touchpad showing as enabled in settings.