Windows 10: Touchpad problems after reinstalling windows 10

Hi guys, i have just reinstalled windows 10 on my SSD and i have some problems with the touchpad. While using both touchpad and mouse, pointer keeps freezing and keeps making "beep" sounds...I reinstalled drivers over and over, and still nothing...Does any1 have an ideea of what's going on with the freaking windows?

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Windows 10, Synaptics touchpad settings lost on logout/reboot

I am having same problem with Synaptics Touchpad
Driver in Windows 10 OS Build 10586.494.

My Touchpad is a PS/2 Port Synaptics TouchPad.

Driver version is 19.0.12.0 which is a compatible driver provide by HP for this OS.

My Laptop Model is HP Probook 4540s

I tried to reinstall the driver and also upgrade it to 19.0.19.1 but the problem is same. Usually when the Touchpad is off the orange light needs to remain on but it turned of after some seconds or a few minutes, after that Touchpad refuses to turn on by double
tapping on disabling area. I need to restart the system to get the Synaptics TouchPad settings in notification area. Sometime one Reboot is not enough to get back these settings.

This problem starts after i upgrade from Windows 10 OS Build 1024 to Windows 10 OS build 10586.....

Please help me to resolve this issue.

 

Touchpad problems with Windows 10 Creators Update

Hi,

It appears that you're having problems with your touchpad after updating to Windows 10 Creators Update. We would like to know if you have tried uninstalling and reinstalling your touchpad driver. Also, have you tried restarting your computer? This helps
to resolve common computer problems by refreshing all the programs and services. You can also visit this
article to check for steps on how to troubleshoot touchpad problems in
Windows 10.

Keep us posted and we'll be willing to help you further.

 

You can be sure that it is a driver problem. Some things to try:

Select "No" in Device Installation Settings (search for it with Cortana)

Try installing an older driver
-or-
Try installing a driver from a different OS. For example, you have an Acer. Try getting the driver from their website. If it is no good, try a different OS for the driver in the selection. If none of that works, undo what I told you above and select "Yes" instead, and get a driver via Windows Update.

 

I tried what you said. Still not working. This isn't the first time i am having this problem. The other times i reinstalled windows again and it worked. But now, I'm honestly sick of reinstalling windows over and over. Could it be from my laptop?...

 

Try to contact Acer. Also, you should never have to keep reinstalling Windows... once is enough.

 

as for me, my touchpad completely not usable after 2 days of using my new acer E5, but after updating bios via acer support page, it works fine now, hope this help..