Scrolling or multi-touch gestures not working.
For the dedicated card, visit the official Nvidia driver download platform. Manually search for your specific notebook GPU, select Windows 10 64-bit, and install the latest available legacy driver legacy package. Troubleshooting Common Asus A53s Windows 10 Issues Function Keys (FN) Not Working Asus A53s Drivers Windows 10 64-bit
Here is the recommended order for installing drivers for maximum stability on Windows 10 64-bit. 1. Intel Chipset Driver Scrolling or multi-touch gestures not working
A common post-Windows 10 installation problem is that special function keys (e.g., volume up/down, brightness control) stop showing the on-screen display (OSD). This is controlled by an ASUS-specific utility called the ATKACPI driver, part of the ATKPackage. Troubleshooting Common Asus A53s Windows 10 Issues Function
This is the most reliable method for obtaining verified drivers.
Identify your trackpad manufacturer (usually Elantech or Synaptics) in the Device Manager.
If you're still seeing a "yellow triangle" in Device Manager, let me know the "Hardware ID" (Right-click > Properties > Details > Hardware IDs) and I can find the exact link for you.
Scrolling or multi-touch gestures not working.
For the dedicated card, visit the official Nvidia driver download platform. Manually search for your specific notebook GPU, select Windows 10 64-bit, and install the latest available legacy driver legacy package. Troubleshooting Common Asus A53s Windows 10 Issues Function Keys (FN) Not Working
Here is the recommended order for installing drivers for maximum stability on Windows 10 64-bit. 1. Intel Chipset Driver
A common post-Windows 10 installation problem is that special function keys (e.g., volume up/down, brightness control) stop showing the on-screen display (OSD). This is controlled by an ASUS-specific utility called the ATKACPI driver, part of the ATKPackage.
This is the most reliable method for obtaining verified drivers.
Identify your trackpad manufacturer (usually Elantech or Synaptics) in the Device Manager.
If you're still seeing a "yellow triangle" in Device Manager, let me know the "Hardware ID" (Right-click > Properties > Details > Hardware IDs) and I can find the exact link for you.