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A user with an Asus K56CB laptop experienced issues with the touchpad and keyboard not working properly after upgrading to Windows 8.1, as the appropriate Asus drivers were unavailable. The discussion revealed that only Windows 8 drivers were accessible, and potential solutions involved using Windows 8 drivers for Windows 8.1, which ultimately resolved the user's problem when they successfully installed the Windows 8 touchpad driver. The overall sentiment is positive, with the user expressing satisfaction after fixing the issue through workaround drivers.
A user with an Asus K56CB laptop experienced issues with the touchpad and keyboard not working properly after upgrading to Windows 8.1, as the appropriate Asus drivers were unavailable. The discussion revealed that only Windows 8 drivers were accessible, and potential solutions involved using Windows 8 drivers for Windows 8.1, which ultimately resolved the user's problem when they successfully installed the Windows 8 touchpad driver. The overall sentiment is positive, with the user expressing satisfaction after fixing the issue through workaround drivers.
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K56CB Driver & Tools | Laptops | ASUS GlobalAsus Touchpad driver for the Asus K56CB
Hello,What does "do not work well" mean?
I want the Asus Touchpad driver for the Asus K56CB. Only the Microsoft PS/2 mouse driver is available.
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K56CB Driver & Tools | Laptops | ASUS GlobalAsus Touchpad driver for the Asus K56CB
Thanks @kemical , But These drivers are 64-bit. Do I need to install a 64-bit Windows?
Wow, no TouchPad driver for Windows 8.1.
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Unless you specifically did an 32bit install then you should already be running 64bit. 32bit is slowly being phased out of mainstream usage..These drivers are 64-bit. Do I need to install a 64-bit Windows?
Unfortunately, No any TouchPad generated for Windows 8.1. 🙁Unless you specifically did an 32bit install then you should already be running 64bit. 32bit is slowly being phased out of mainstream usage..


