| Synaptics touchpad tray icon. Displays status and provides quick launch to touchpad features such as scrolling and tap zones. Required on IBM Thinkpads with UnltraNav (pointstick and touchpad combo) if you don't want to loose the advanced pointstick features such as scroll
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| neccessary for scrolling options on the Touch-Pad
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Mike Branum
| Necessary for proper functioning of the point stick and touch pad.
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Omar
| This is needed only to use advanced touchpad features. If you don't scroll using the touchpad or you don't use tapzones, then disable it. More information
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JR
| Necessary for enhancements for Synaptics touchpad
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Dr Beeper
| agree with Omar
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me\\
| good runs the mouse on laptops good to leave on
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sashozs
| This is the Synaptis TouchPad application. If you use a laptop, this is most likely comletely ok to run. You should see "Synaptis" for company, and "Synaptis Pointing Device Driver" under product.
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Scott Miller
| Disabling this will not effect the normal operation of the touchpad. You can still point, move, click, ect... with this disabled. I use a wireless mouse anyway, don't like the touchpads lol...
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jayz
| this is for touch pad mouses for laptops you need this to run at startup
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gcims
| i leave it on for my lap top touch pad advanced features such as side scroll and touch zones
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Sub Scribe
| Have been using this successfully on HP Compaq nc6320 laptop.
Recently started taking 50% of CPU as soon as it starts at bootup.
Whole system slows.
several versions in directory as SynTPEnh(n) where n is a number.
I think these are from MSRecovery backups. This indicate that it changes in soome way over time.
Probably infected with virus or perhaps corrupted installation.
Tried reloading from HP site but no change.
I am disabling with SynTPStart untill can find solution.
Any ideas welcome.
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andi
| for touch pad on laptop, adds extra feature to the touch pad.
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marty
| this app enables a the touchpad pointing device on a laptop/netbook. it is definitely needed to use the laptop's built-in scrolling device and L/R buttons. however, if you use an optional usb mouse, its probably not needed
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