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#CANT UNISTALLL SONY VAIO UPDATE INSTALL#
#CANT UNISTALLL SONY VAIO UPDATE DRIVER#
#CANT UNISTALLL SONY VAIO UPDATE WINDOWS 10#

After booting back up, the touchpad should be working normally again.

#CANT UNISTALLL SONY VAIO UPDATE DRIVER#

After installing the driver again, Windows will again ask you to reboot, so feel free to do so.On the following screen, scroll down to "Pointing Driver (Alps)", select it and continue. When the next dialogue box opens, hit "Next".Should be an icon of a CD in a box, with a green arrow. On the right you need to select the first option: "Reinstall Applications and Drivers" (or a label similar to that). Select the second option on the left, which should yield 3 options to the right.mac doesn’t have anything on a clean vaio.

#CANT UNISTALLL SONY VAIO UPDATE INSTALL#

it is a scam, but the quality of a sony computer is worth the 2 hours it takes to run a semi-clean install and be very satisfied. It should be the last item above "Contact Sony" with a green badge icon. run a semi-clean install of vista on your vaio, it will sucessfully remove all of the vaio bloatware from your pc and you’ll be free. (Sorry I can't be specific about the label, I'm not running a English version myself). Go to the second last option in the list, called "Repair" or "Recover".Next up, hit the "ASSIST"-button on your keyboard, and the "VAIO Care" program should start up.By this time I don't know about any alternative way of disabling Vaio Care, so I would like to get some help over here. The problem is that when I open Scheduler, I can't see Vaio Care in it, so obviously I can't disable it. If you go back into the Device Manager, you should notice that the "Alps Pointing-device" has been replaced with the label "PS/2 Mouse". The decision suggested by many members is to disable it through Task scheduler in Windows 7.

After rebooting, you'll notice it still doesn't work, but that's ok.Windows will ask you to restart in order for the changes to take effect, so simply reboot.Go to the second tab in this new pane, and select REmove (or Delete) to remove the Driver.

#CANT UNISTALLL SONY VAIO UPDATE WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 was released in July 2015, but Sony recommended VAIO customers to wait until October before upgrading, as it needed. Select, what most likely will be called "Alps Pointing-device", and right-click to select "Properties" Windows 10 Driver Updates for Sony VAIO Still Nowhere to Be Found.

Go to the section titled "Mice and other pointing devices" and expand it.

Press the "Windows"-key or click on the start button and search for "Device Manager" (the name can vary based on what language you've installed your operating system.).

So if you haven't done so already, perhaps try my steps below. However, in the end I managed to get it working again. So I also started to fear Hardware malfunction. I tried rebooting, removing the battery, blowing under the button (in case some dirt got lodged there). (An externally plugged in mouse, works fine though.) When I woke up my VAIO from sleep today, the left button and touchpad tap didn't seem to work any more. I'm using a vpc-f13z1e, and got it/started using it 7 days ago. I've actually had the exact same thing happen to me just now.