Windows 10: I am using acer Travelmate P643-M I want to access the two finger scroll please help me

I am using acer Travelmate P643-M I want to access the two finger scroll please help me

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ACER Travelmate TMP-645-M

I have an acer travelmate laptop. TMP-645-M.

I have Windows 10 loaded. All works fine. I hadn't noticed an issue with the display.

However, I have come today to connect an external monitor to the laptop. The monitor does not receive a signal from the laptop. On review I found the Intel HD Graphics Family is blocked.

I have read numerous threads which appear to suggest there is an issue. I have installed the Intel Support Assistant Tool which provides the following information for the driver

• Driver ProviderIntel Corporation
• Driver Version10.18.15.4248
• Driver Date8/4/2015

I have manually tried to install the Beta_15.40.26.4474 to no avail. Windows tells me the best driver for this device is already installed.

Can someone please advise on proper guidance for fixing this issue. Nothing should be this difficult to fix.

 

Webcam driver for Windows 10 for ACER TravelMate P245-M

Please help me in finding the driver for webcam for Windows 10 for ACER TravelMate P245-M.

 

ACER Travelmate Processor Upgrade but cannot access clock

Hi,

I've got a new Pentium M 740 1.7 processor for my Travelmate 800, the slowest of the 800 series with a 1.3 Pentium M as standard. The chipset is good, the screen is good, the graphics card is good, so I've decided to try an upgrade.

Travelmate 800s came in 1.3, 1.5 and 1.6 Pentium M Banias as standard so I have stepped slightly out of Acer's standard processors for the range, although Intels family and type is still the same. The chipset is an Intel 82855PM (still current and does support the processor, although at 400 rather than 533) and the BIOS is a Phoenix Note BIOS.

My problem is that I haven't been able to work out how to raise the processor clock speed despite a lot of searching on the web. I've pulled the motherboard out and can't find any jumpers on either side, and I can't adjust it through the standard BIOS pages. I've reflashed the BIOS, in case it was some form of autodetect, and I pulled the BIOS battery out and left it overnight for the same reason.

There is only one motherboard / part number listed for the 800 range and there is no need to specify processor speed when ordering, so as far as I can see there MUST be a way to change the clock multiplier for the different processors in the range.

My next steps were to use a full version of Winphlash, rather than the limited version available from Acer. I backed up my Bios and got access to he advanced features of Winphlash, but still nothing referring to processor speed.

The rated processor speed is being correctly identified by BIOS, Windows and any applications such as Sandra. Sandra is interesting as it lists processor rated speed (correct), processor clock actual speed (12xx Hz) - correct and, most significantly the annoying original 1.3 Mhz quoted for the system, and the software must be getting this figure from somewhere but I can't work out where.

Any ideas much appreciated as this is driving me nuts!

Rob.