Synaptics Pointing Device Driver

The Synaptics Pointing device driver after a re-install of an operating system can become disabled and need re-installing. Also because it is the most common touchpad technology that is installed in Windows based laptops, there is a high chance of becoming a problem if there has been some major changes to the device. OEM’s have packages for different models and we will try to list them below. The best case scenario is to look up the exact model on the manufactures site and downloaded it from there. If you OEM is not supporting your device let us know all the details and we will be happy to find it for you and put it on this page. Unfortunately Synaptics have no drivers for their touchpad devices on their site.

Ubuntu/Debian Linux Users:

If you are having issues with functionality or extra features with a Synaptics Pointing Device, try installing the Synaptics package from the console with this command:

sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics

Synaptics Pointing Device Driver

File: Synaptics_v19_2_17_59-Win10-x64.cab

OS: Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 64bit Size: 20.7 MB Version: 19.2.17.59 Type: HID Driver Ext: .cab
SHA-256: 5dc852736adeea0192e73c5acf1587f978a7ed62143bfb3f5d34ca31891a70fd

Synaptics Pointing Device Driver (ThinkPad L440, L540)

File: j4g211ww.exe

OS: Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 64bit Size: 54 MB Version: 19.0.17.135 Type: HID Driver Ext: .exe
SHA-256: ef1fa60c9fd6cbad9338ddb14eefd3ac4cf2cfd7aebcd22a6b6315c04d605f5b

Synaptics Touchpad Driver

File: touchpad.zip

OS: Windows XP x64 Size: 5.30 MB Version: 8.0.9 Type: HID Driver Ext: .zip
SHA-256: 53d045b6df2fb06bf55532c40aef6d685fb085d4781016117971ba53ec9fd041