Lenovo IdeaPad Y400: Intel Core i7-3630QM, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M SLI, 16GB DDR3-1600, 120GB Kingston mS200 mSATA SSD + 1TB HGST Travelstar 7K1000 7200rpm 2.5' HDD, 14' 768p, Windows 10 Pro 64-bit + Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit HP Elite x2 1012 G2: Intel Core i7-7600U, Intel HD Graphics 620 + Aorus Gaming Box GTX 1080 eGPU, 16GB LPDDR3-1867, 256GB Toshiba NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4 SSD + 128GB Toshiba Exceria UHS-1 U3 MicroSD, 12.3' 2736x1824 + HP Pavilion 22cwa Monitor 21.5' 1080p IPS, Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Asus ROG G501JW (Originally, Asus Smart Gesture driver based on Elan drivers) Asus X556UB (Originally, Asus Smart Gesture driver based on Elan drivers) I'll try to keep this updated with more devices that I can find and you guys who test it out. I can't testify whether it would work with all laptops out there with Synaptics or Elan drivers but here are the list of some laptops I tested that works with Precision drivers. Note that this would only work when installed manually (through Device Manager).įor the laptops with Elan touchpad (from Microsoft Update Catalog)Īn example of a laptop (Lenovo IdeaPad Y400 model 20192) with Precision touchpad drivers It actually improves the touchpad experience very significantly (at least with the laptops I have in tested) when compared to non-Precision drivers.

Recently, I've just found out that there's a certain touchpad driver (Elan or Synaptics-based) that can actually turn your crappy original non-Precision drivers to the one with Precision drivers, with no hardware modifications or registry tweaks required.

Razer blade touchpad driver