The scrolling speed is too slow. It is a Microsoft Precision Trackpad on Windows 10, but I cannot find any option for scrolling speed in the Settings -> Devices -> Touchpad.
Changing the wheel speed of mouse did not affect the scrolling speed of the trackpad, but only the mouse wheel.
Is there anything like a Registry hack to adjust the scrolling speed of the Precision Touchpad?
The magic key is:
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Wisp\Touch\Friction
Lower is better. Much lower. Simply reboot your machine for changes to instantly take effect.
Under this key: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Wisp\Touch
Setting "Friction" and "Interia" to a decimal value of 10 for both works for me. This is for my Lenovo Ideapad 330s 14ast.
Make sure you restart your laptop to apply these changes :)
So I still haven't found a clean solution to boost the sensitivity scaling on two finger scrolling and the best results always come down to this exact thread. I don't flick so changing friction does little for me. Have you had any successes in workarounds?
There is no hack. At the moment the socalled precision touchpads just have no good driver, and two finger scrolling is essentially broken.
Seemingly unrelated setting, but it does work:
Control Panel > Mouse > Wheel (tab) > Vertical Scrolling
Then increase the scrolled line number, hit Apply and check the scrolling speed.
If your laptop has a Synaptics touchpad, e.g. Lenovo, you can download, unzip and install (by clicking dpinst.exe) this driver: https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles/n1mgx14w.zip + Don't forget to reboot.
This worked for me on Lenovo Yoga 920. I see no new service installed, and the "HID-compliant mouse" (which is the mislabeled trackpad) in the Device Manager still reports the old Microsoft driver.
But the scrolling has improved. (Not a Macbook-level but bearable enough.)
