"corrupt themseves" -- you mean the storage is broken? or it's getting overwritten?
"corrupt themseves" -- you mean the storage is broken? or it's getting overwritten?
Haven't run a file compare. All I know is deleting the drivers and letting windows reinstall immediately fixes the touchpad issue. When it doesn't fix it, only restoring it works.
Has happened 3 times.
Also the touchpad works in dos and cmd prompt applications and in bios fine.
Only starts misbehaving once it gets into windows.
Haven't run a file compare. All I know is deleting the drivers and letting windows reinstall immediately fixes the touchpad issue. When it doesn't fix it, only restoring it works.
Has happened 3 times.
Also the touchpad works in dos and cmd prompt applications and in bios fine.
Only starts misbehaving once it gets into windows.
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