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From: Christopher A. Lee on 27 Jun 2010 16:00
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:37:31 -0400, "M. Murcek"
<mamurcekjr(a)worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>There's no such animal. ALPS does not deal with end users, they strictly
>provide their product to OEMs. With any luck, HP or Compaq might release a
>driver (assuming they decide to support x64 on notebooks, presently not a
>very likely assumption) Otherwise, it's gonna behave like a generic PS/2
>pointing device. Synaptics touchpads, OTOH, are very well supported...

However the Synaptics touchpad on a Toshiba Satellite laptop needs the
ALPS driver to "tune" it properly.

I had to do this with 32-bit Vista to make it less sensitive. The
Synaptics driver supplied by Toshiba didn't give all the
conficguration options but the ALPs driver did.

Various technical forums (fora?) tell you to it for Win7 64 bit as
well.

But I can't find one anywhere.
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