Touchad partially diabled with Windows 10

After installing Windows 10 the touchpad on my laptop (HP Pavilion) has lost its scrolling function, vertical and horizontal, with one finger or with two; and in the settings all the right options are ticked as before (with Windows 7).Thanks for any helpACA

Appeal to whitet22: Dear whitet22, about the problem I first exposed in this post, of the touchpad being partially diabled since I upgraded to W10, you kindly suggested wainting for new drivers to be issued by HP (or by Microsoft?). Now, a few weeks later, I dare come to you again and ask: are you aware of any new drivers made available for this failure? And how to have them installed? If this helps, I can mention that the control panel in my Pavilion laptop says this about its touchpad:Synaptics Pointing Device - v19.0.12.95 and Synaptics TouchPad V6.5 port PS/2. Thanks for any further help; and, if I am being too impatient, my sincere apologies.acal

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