EDIT:
Under PS 7.1.3,
> Get-AppxPackage alpsdelltouchpadsettings
Get-AppxPackage: The 'Get-AppxPackage' command was found in the module 'Appx', but the module could not be loaded. For more information, run 'Import-Module Appx'
Following that, I tried what was instructed, and
> Import-Module Appx
Import-Module: Operation is not supported on this platform. (0x80131539)
which is widely reported in the web. So I stopped trying with PS 7.1.3.
Under PS 5.1,
> Get-AppxPackage alpsdelltouchpadsettings
returns nothing, but it works. So I tried finding the package by trial and error:
> Get-AppxPackage | grep alp
> Get-AppxPackage | grep touch
> Get-AppxPackage | grep input
None of these found any results.
(I am a newbie with PS, but at one point I made sure grep
and other commands were aliased, and I just double checked with Get-AppxPackage | grep power
that grep
is working, and it is case-insensitive).
My Dell Latitude touchpad is not scrolling with two fingers. I tried going to the Control Panel -> Dell Touchpad, but it doesn't work.
And I don't see any setting for the touchpad in Control Panel -> Mouse. This is the closest I get
Related:
alpsdelltouchpadsettings
from the Microsoft Store. The "You'll need a new app to open this ..." message indicates an application configuration issue and isn't unique to the application in question.wsreset.exe
as an Administrator. Sadly the cmdlet you need to solve this problem (Reset-AppxPackage), or at least the way I know will solve the problem, requires Windows 11. There should be an entry for the application withinApps > Apps & features
with a Reset button I would try that also. This is the application you need to reinstallGet-AppxPackage alpsdelltouchpadsettings
should provide that information.