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I found a solution, by rolling back the old driver using iobit driver booster, is there a way to know if anything else was affected?

I've already tried them both the driver didn't work, and the diagnostic tool simply shows the touchpad as not available

I'm not sure if I want to upgrade to windows 11 especially that I don't think an official version is out yet. I don't mind factory reset, but from what I've read on this forum and other ones. It seems that this doesn't solve the problem. I don't see why, if Iobit driver booster only updates drivers, it may install the wrong ones and delete the right ones, but it should be fixed by simply getting the old drivers when resetting

Does Iobit driver booster affects the firmware, meaning that there is no reason that this might have irreparable damage, that requires changing the touchpad

As I said the the touchpad is not listed anywhere as well as mouse and other pointing devices

Nothing is listed under hardware, is there a way to fix that?

I tried to revert but it didn't work as for rolling back the original , I could't use driver since I'm only using my keyboard. Do you mind telling me how to get the original one using driver booster ? I'm not sure if it work since it seems like the touchpad is no longer available.

I tried but to revert but it didn't work as for rolling back the original, I couldn't use driver booster, I'm only using my keyboard. Do you mind telling me how to get the original one using driver booster?

I downloaded today iobit driver booster, today to update my drivers. Since I've been using it on my old laptop. The problem that the touchpad doesn't work anymore after the update, I can't find a way to fix it, and I don't own a mouse which make even harder. I own a lenovo yoga s740 14. I got so many important on my laptop that I don't want to lose and from what I found re-installing windows won't help.