Trackpad in bootcamp with SP

I have found the same....when you go to click...the cursor moves every time

I can't right click, scroll is too quick, the cursor is shaky. The driver is most certainly a rough draft, multitouch barely utilized. Kind of reminds me of the "full internet" on my iphone...

Still having these problems. The Windows-driver for the trackpad is really awful!

- right click doesn't work
- scrolling is far too quick
- moving the cursor is very inaccurate

All these things work in Mac OS perfectly. So PLEEEASE Apple - release an update for this driver!

I have to give my two cents worth. Imo, the responsibility should be with microsoft not apple. As you put it, the trackpad works great, but with windows it is wicked touchy, I can attest to that ! However, why should apple have to do the work? Why not hold microsoft responsible for meeting your needs in a platform you purchased from them? Granted you are using a mac, but as you say it the trackpad works great in the mac os. I am on your side since I also am not impressed with the trackpad while booted into windows, but, I expect microsoft to fix the problem not apple. :P

I have just bought (March 2009) a MacBook. The BootCamp drivesr for the trackpad are the latest.

I find the following in Windows XP (SP2 and 3):

- moving the mouse around is fine
- clicking does not work by tapping, only by clicking
- two-finger clicking for right-click works fine in Windows, but does not work in Word, Powerpoint and Excel 2003. You have to use a rapid three-finger click.

I'm VERY VERY unimpressed. This should be sorted out quickly , and the latest driver uodate v1.0 is no solution.

for right click you have to use 3 fingers. 2 fingers to touch and the third to click

you have insert the mac installation dvd while you are in bootcamp and then install the drivers

I've had slight problems with the trackpad also, for example, when dragging an item across the screen.

An alternative could always to just use a mouse? Thats worked for me

you are wrong. if APPLE claims that vista/xp will work on a MAC, then its their responsibility to get it working.. not microsoft. apparently they are failing

I think the latest appletmp.sys driver update fixed this problem... try bootcamp update.

Message was edited by: chris-macbook

Besides all trubble with the trackpad, what is really missing is the possibility to deactivate the trackpad when using a mouse