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I mostly use Chrome or Safari to navigate and would like to enable touchpad scrolling.

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I assume you are using Windows (even though you didn't say so) since you've tagged the questions with that OS. The exact method to check or enable this will depend on the exact model you have - but the principles are the same for all.

First - how do you know it does NOT work now? Typically you stroke the far-right edge of the touchpad for vertical scrolling and the bottom edge for horizontal. Try it - you may find it already works.

Some touch pads support two-finger scrolling - for that you use two fingers slightly separated anywhere on the touchpad and stroke in the direction you want to scroll.

Is it working in some programs and not others? From your question, I gather it's not working at all - correct?

If it is not working anywhere (and you've tried my suggestions above), in Control Panel, you need to find the dialogue that controls the touch pad. Usually this is a tab on the Mouse Properties (you can search for it in Control Panel - or click on Hardware and Sound and then on Mouse). Find the section for the touchpad and then you should have options to enable the touchpad, enable scrolling, set the scrolling region, etc. Once you find it, it's pretty self-evident how to set it.

If you verify that the settings are all correct and it still doesn't work - you may have a hardware fault.

Hope that helps,
Yosh

yosh myosh m

In Control Panel/Mouse I was able to activate scrolling under multitouch functions.

Sathyajith Bhat♦

I just found the solution for enabling scroll for VAIO.

1. Click 'Start'
2. Go to Control Panel
3. Select 'Hardware and Sound'
4. Select mouse (under 'Devices and Printers')
5. Select the 'Hardware' tab
6. Double click on 'Alps pointing device'
7. Click on 'Change Settings'
8. Select the 'Driver' tab
9. Update driver.

The touchpad driver will be updated. You will need to restart your PC.

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G-Man

I just upgraded my Sony Vaio laptop’s OS to Windows 10. Couldn’t do any vertical scrolling.

Went to the mouse configuration, advanced and there I found the option to use two fingers a bit separated in the middle to scroll up or down or use only one finger in one side of the panel.

You have to select either option and then try it out. No need to download anything or do something fancy.

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JakeGould

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Laptop touchpads are the cause of 'jumping cursor' syndrome. You can accidentally brush the touchpad with your palm while typing, causing cursor to jump around the screen. Sometimes you don't even need to brush the touchpad and the cursor still jumps because of driver/hardware issues, and believe me, it is very annoying. There is a software solution for that - a free program called TouchFreeze, but it doesn't always work. So the ultimate solution would be to disable the touchpad and use the external mouse.
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This instruction will tell you how to restore Sony Vaio software and bring this 'Enable Pointing Device' checkbox back from abyss.