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hp spectre x360 2020 13 4K oled 22M52EA
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi!

How to setup two finger scrolling speed ? Because default 2 finger scrolling is to slooooooowww

I try to find everywere, in windows settings.

I install the lastest driver version 19.5.35.46, but there is no way to find  Synaptics Control Panel app with original setting page, like this 

Is there any solution to the problem ?

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@Alexxx1 Here are a few steps that should help get the missing synaptics tab back:

 

Step 1: Go to Device Manager > Mice and other pointing devices. Right-click on the Synaptics option and go to Properties.
 

Synpatics Touchpad Tab Settings Missing 17
 

Step 2: Go to the Driver tab and note down the Driver Version (19.5.10.75 for my laptop).


Synpatics Touchpad Tab Settings Missing 12A
 

Step 3: Click on Update Driver.
 

Synpatics Touchpad Tab Settings Missing 13
 

Step 4: Click on ‘Browse my computer for driver software.

Step 5: Click on ‘Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer.’

Step 6: Now select a version less than the one that you noted above. In my case, it is 19.5.10.69 version. Click Next and you will be asked to restart the PC.

 

Once you log in again, open Control Panel and go to Mouse settings. The Synaptics tab will be happily sitting there. Click it to modify TouchPad/ClickPad settings and you can make the necessary changes.

If none of the methods mentioned above bring back the Synaptics tab, install Synaptics app from the Microsoft store. Once installed, launch it and you will be able to modify its settings.

 

(Once done, you can click here and follow the steps under Scrolling using a TouchPad or ClickPad > Adjust Two-Finger Scrolling)

 

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