Everyone knows (yeah right) that if you need Realtek drivers, you need to get them from the source:
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/
As you can see, after you've clicked on their disclaimer, they have a single installer for win7, 8 and 10...
Don't let M$ tell you that you're using the correct driver.
Also, forget about getting drivers from the ASUS site... those are good for motherboard-related stuff... but, for sound and graphics, you need to go to the source.
I once went to the source on my old touchpad, too.... that worked great!
Sadly, it doesn't work so great on this new laptop... FFS, why cull a touchpad with crappy drivers?!... well... it's not really the drivers, it's the action that happens when I triple-click. The touchpad handles it fine... the software won't let me choose - either you want Cortana, or you don't want anything. F**K Cortana, I want middle-mouse-click. 2009 drivers perfectly worked for that... 2016 ones don't - where's the sense in that?
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/
As you can see, after you've clicked on their disclaimer, they have a single installer for win7, 8 and 10...
Don't let M$ tell you that you're using the correct driver.
Also, forget about getting drivers from the ASUS site... those are good for motherboard-related stuff... but, for sound and graphics, you need to go to the source.
I once went to the source on my old touchpad, too.... that worked great!
Sadly, it doesn't work so great on this new laptop... FFS, why cull a touchpad with crappy drivers?!... well... it's not really the drivers, it's the action that happens when I triple-click. The touchpad handles it fine... the software won't let me choose - either you want Cortana, or you don't want anything. F**K Cortana, I want middle-mouse-click. 2009 drivers perfectly worked for that... 2016 ones don't - where's the sense in that?
