


Please backup all the data you need firstly. Reset the system to factory settings as follow ( ASUS help).
#Asus smart gesture should i remove it driver
#Asus smart gesture should i remove it drivers
If your hardware id is not on that list, then your only option is to use one of the drivers included in the solutions section. These are the hardware ids supported by the latest ASUS Smart Gesture driver: So, it is possible that if you are getting the error message is because your device is not supported by ASUS Smart Gesture. Nevertheless, two users were able to bypass the installer problem but the touchpad did not work.

Run the installer at C:\ASUS-unpacked\SetupTPDriver.msiīy doing that, you are telling the installer that it “supports” your device.For example, paste the Id “ ETD0001” below the “ ” section. To find the Id go to Device Manager > Touchpad > Properties > Details tab > Hardware Ids. Add your Hardware Id in the corresponding section.Open C:\ASUS-unpacked\win10\AsusTPDrv\圆4\AsusSupportList.ini (or the one in the x86 folder if you have a 32-bit system).Extract the installer content opening a command line window in the installer folder and running: msiexec /a "SetupTPDriver.msi" /qb TARGETDIR="C:\ASUS-unpacked"When the extraction finishes it will ask you to restart, choose No.Download the latest ASUS Smart Gesture driver here.This might be the final solution for the installer problem, but I need some feedback:
