Touchpad drivers on your PC enable Windows to recognize and interact with your laptop's touchpad correctly. However, if these drivers are outdated, your laptop's touchpad may not work correctly.

If your Touchpad is not working, go to Human Interface Devices and there you will find the Touchpad driver, it would be named HID-complaint touch pad or something else depending on your OEM.

I recently purchased an Omnikey Evolution, and am having a hard time finding drivers for the touchpad. It's a serial device, but Windows doesn't detect it as a mouse. I've tried the Alps drivers ...

San Francisco, June 12 (IANS) Apple is has added support for Windows Precision Touchpad drivers in its latest Boot Camp update.

If the touchpad is causing the issue, update or reinstall your touchpad driver. If you do not use your touchpad, you can disable it permanently and keep using your external mouse.