If you are in Basic touchpad mode, you should be able to install Windows in either BIOS mode and the touchpad works, although only with basic funcionality, that is, no multi-touch, so I think nobody wants to use the touchpad that way. We have two BIOS settings that create four scenarios: UEFI mode vs.

I was trying to install Windows 8/10 to the same Packard Bell Easynote TF model, and I got stuck with non-working touchpad. Hi! I had a similar problem, and I think I solved it. I can clearly see its a driver problem because my hardware is working and the driver is clearly missing from the device manager, i keep installing touchpad drivers which always don't work. I've tried touchpad drivers from the official synaptics site also.

I tried pressing the enable/disable touchpad button on my PC not helping. I've checked BIOS settings if the touchpad is maby disabled but no info there. I've followed every advice online and I've been sitting for 3 days with this problem. I went to the official site of packard bell and i downloaded the correct touchpad drivers both Elan & synaptics. I took a look at my device manager, while using an external mouse, i noticed there is no touchpad driver installed anymore. During installation of win8.1 my touchpad stopped working. I've downgraded from windows 10 to window 8.1 single language 64bit on my packard bell easynote ENTF71BM laptop.

Touchpad stopped working windows 8