Thinkpad R500 Touchpad driver for Windows 10 (Mac like gesture)

I have a Lenovo Thnkpad R500 with Windows 10 installed, but it seems there is no support the two finger scroll (Mac like gesture). Is there Touchpad driver for the R500 to support Windows 10 two finger scroll (Mac like gesture)? It looks to be a Synaptics UltraNav, I have tried installing the generic Synaptics Windows driver V 17.0.19 that claims to support Windows 8 but it fails to install on Windows 10. If I cannot get the two finger scroll to work on the Lenovo, I will stay with the Mac.

Try this tool?
https://code.google.com/p/two-finger-scroll/downloads/detail?name=TwoFingerScroll_1_0_6.zip&can=2&q=

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