How To Enable Macbook-Style Two Finger Scrolling on Windows Laptops

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Published on November 12, 2010

published on November 12, 2010

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How-To Geek: After using my new Macbook Air for the last week, it’s almost painful to switch back to my PC laptop—using two finger scrolling has become second nature. Here’s how to get the same feature on (most) Windows laptops.

This technique only works for laptops using Synaptics trackpads—if your laptop is using an Alps or something else, you’re probably out of luck, since we’ve not been able to find a solution for those…

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