Pavilion 15-n233sl touchpad and keyboard driver

Goodmorning,
I'm new on the forum.
I have read all the post already present on the related to my issue but none of them is for pavilion 15-n233sl.
I have installed windos 7 64 bit. More or less the majority of the drivers are now ok a part the touchpad.
Based on my understanding, is possible that if a driver for a specific laptop is not available or doesn't work we can use the driver of another one which can be considered compatible.
Please find below the details of my laptop:
Notebook HP Pavilion 15-n233sl (ENERGY STAR)
Numero di serie: [edited Serial by Moderator]
Numero di prodotto: F9G45EA
I have tried to install several drivers for touchpad:
- Synaptics TouchPad Driver - sp63975
- Synaptics TouchPad Driver - sp64342
- Synaptics TouchPad Driver - sp64969
no one of this worked.
Could you please give me an hand to solve this issue?
I have also another problem with the keybord.
Basically it work only if, post startup of the OS, I push the on-off button activating the stand-by.
When I reactivate the laptop pushing again the on-off button the laptop restart and the keybord start working.
The best option would be to have it working since the startup.
I hope you can help me with my issues.
Many thanks in advance and best regards,
Giuseppe

Ciao, Giuseppe:
Nessun problema.
I don't know if you want to try reinstalling windows 7 and install some of the drivers in a specific order.
Intel chipset installation utility--reboot.
Graphics - Reboot.
Audio - Reboot.
Ethernet.
Then try the first touchpad driver I posted from the other n100 model.
I am not a PC repair tech by trade or training, so I would not know how to troubleshoot the touchpad for a hardware problem.
You can write Italian to me. I enjoy learning more Italian.
I can understand Italian somewhat, because my mother's parents/grandpareants are from Sicily, and I grew up listening to them speak Italian, and Sicilian (which seems to be a different dialect).
I wish they had offered Italian in high school way back when. We had a choice of French, German, Latin or Spanish.
I took Spanish and that helped me a little with Italian.
I hope you can figure out what the problem is with that touchpad!
The only last suggestion I can offer would be to try the driver from a similarly equipped business notebook.
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?sp4ts.oid=6943827&swItemId=ob_141080_1&swEnvOid=405...
Paul

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