Thanks for the further reply but even that driver would not work on my laptop. In the device manager I don't see anything listed. I can see that the driver gets installed in program files/apoint but when I click on Apoint.exe nothing happens no matter if I set it in compatability view or not. Not sure if there is anything else I can do at this point except contact Alps and see if they can suggest a solution or if a driver will be available for this particular alps touchpad? Gpt Website Php Script Raritan on this page. When I try installing the 7.5 driver it it asks me if I want to install a version that is already on there even though I uninstall/reinstall it? I've tried that several times.

Any further suggestions would be welcome! You said that you don't see anything in Device Manager??? What does it show for 'Mice and other pointing devices'.???? Does it show it as a PS2??

(It must show something! Canon Captureperfect 3.1 there. !). I had similar problem with my Vaio FZ21E.

To get around it, I went to the Vaio website and logged in using my laptops serial number. Once it recognised the model of laptop, I wnet to the download page for that specific model. Parite Of The Caribbean 1 Full Movies In Hindi Hd 480hp there. Opened up the tab for originally installed software, and at the bottom of the page was the original driver pack (all 113 mb of it!!). Downloaded that to a temp folder and then opened device manager, right clicked on the PS2 mouse and asked windows to update the drivers from the C drive. After a minute or so, Win 7 found everything it needed and I suddenly had a fully functioning touchpad.

If however the above doesn't fix it, go to the ALPS website and look for the following (or similar). The drivers installed are - 7.0.501.8 (driver for Vaio) dated. Driver details frm ALPS Electric is file version 5.0.1.26 Let me know how you get on. Thanks for the further reply. In the device manager all I see is a HID compliant device. I believe this is the external Logitech USB Bluetooth device I use?

Nov 15, 2009  Sony Vaio VGN-FZ140 Alps touchpad not working on Win 7. Sony Vaio VGN-FZ140 Alps touchpad not working on Win 7. Drivers: Sony Vaio Windows 7 Alps Pointing Device Problem Hello there, I am new to this forum. I use a Sony Vaio VGN-SZ491N laptop that I just recently installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit on.

Nothing else. I have installed both the original Alps Vaio driver you mention from the Sony site (even in Comptability mode) and even the newer Alps driver that was mentioned above by another poster and nothing gives. They both install into a folder in C:/Program files/Apoint. When I look in C:/Windows/Drivers - I don't see a pointing device there.