ASUS Touchpad Drivers

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In order to avoid usability issues, you must keep your Asus touchpad driver up to date. Find the latest Asus touchpad driver at the bottom of this page. 

Asus Touchpad Not Working

If you’re experiencing touchpad malfunction, it’s likely to be one of these two situations: 

1. Touchpad is disabled;
2. Touchpad drivers are outdated. 

In the first case, there are two simple solutions to fix this issue. Firstly, try enabling the touchpad via function keys. Accidentally pressing F6 or F9 keys can temporarily disable the touchpad, so try pressing Fn + F6 to enable it again. 

If this doesn’t fix the issue, the second solution is checking if the touchpad is enabled in the settings. To do this, simultaneously press Windows + I to open the settings. Next, select Devices. You’ll need to find the Touchpad (see screenshot). 

Select Additional Settings to see if the touchpad is actually enabled. If not, click Enable and then Apply. If the issue still continues to occur, then it may be a good idea to update or reinstall the Asus Touchpad driver. 

How to Update Asus Touchpad Driver?

Asus released official touchpad drivers for the Windows operating system solely. The driver is compatible with Windows versions: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11. 

To download the file, simply complete the Captcha at the bottom of this page. Once you downloaded it, locate the file (usually in the Downloads folder). Since the file is executable, double-click it to run the setup. The setup will finish in the background in about 5 minutes. When the setup is complete, it’s recommended to restart the device to ensure that everything is working properly.