Hi, I have a problem on Windows that makes me think OS X is the source of this problem, let me explain :
When I installed OS X for the first time, I also installed Windows 10 and Linux Mint. From this moment, I started to have touchpad issues on Windows. When I scroll, sometimes it will works properly, sometimes it will zoom/unzoom, and most of the time it will do nothing. To partially solve it, I have to put Windows in sleep mode and wake it and then it will works properly.
After a few months, I had a problem with Linux that forced me to reinstall all my operating systems, and as I had a problem with the installation of OS X, I skipped it and only reinstalled Windows and Linux.
From this moment, the problem was gone. But yesterday, I took the time to reinstall OS X, then I reinstalled Windows and the problem was back.
So I guess the problem is related to OS X, I don't see how and why but that's my only explanation... And I still haven't been able to really solve it so if you have any idea...
Compare cold boot into Windows to warm boot into Windows after running OS X (eg. restart from OS X into Windows).
Also compare EC reset cold boot to above...
Also, read post #1, "Problem Reporting".
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