How can I change the scrolling method from two fingers to one finger? (Dell 5559, Win10)

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I'm hoping this help.....

1. Go Settings

2. Devices

3. Mouse & Touchpad

4. Stroll to the bottom of page, click Additional Mouse Options

5. Click To Change Dell Touchpad Settings

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I don't have the "Dell Touchpad" tab.
What should I need to install in order to fix this?

Thanks.

Maybe there is a missing driver or something? (The touchpad is working ok)

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You might be using a Precision touchpad driver instead of Dell touchpad driver. You can look in Device Manager for listing of a touchpad driver:

1. Press windows key + X key at the same time

2. Device Manager

3. Mice And Other Pointed Devices

I don't have the "Dell Touchpad" item in the list of "Mice and other pointing devices".

By default I have only these:
HID-compliant mouse
PS/2 Compatible Mouse

When I'm connecting external mouse, I'm getting new "HID-compliant mouse" in addition.

What should I specific install to fix that? Where can I find the download for it?
(OS: Win 10 x64 bit, Dell Inspiron 5559)

Thanks for your help.

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Dell Product Support page (Inspiron 5559):

www.dell.com/.../drivers;

Should I need to install all the drivers in the "Mouse..." section?

Because I had already installed the "Dell Touchpad Driver" and nothing has been changed

There are also:
Intel RealSense Driver
Dell Unifying Application

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Do you see Dell Touchpad Driver in Device Manager ? If yes, press the windows key and the X key at the same time, click Control Panel and then Hardware And Sound. Under Devices and Printers, click on Mouse. You should see the "Mouse Properties", hopefully you see Dell Touchpad as well.

No, I don't see it as I wrote it before.
This is actually the problem, for some reason the installation is not add it to the Device Manager:
Input_Driver_KXG38_WN32_19.0.15.2_A01

Is there any issue with the installation? Because I saw maybe I should do it manually by extract the installation etc.
What to do now?

Thanks.

Is there any issue with the installation? Because I saw maybe I should do it manually by extract the installation etc.

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I'm assuming you have downloaded the Touchpad driver but yet haven't run the file. If I'm correct, you should see the file in PC (Downloads or Documents) or listed under Programs & Features. Please click on link below......

EDIT/ FAQs- Drivers and Downloads / How to Download and Install a Driver?

www.dell.com/.../SLN128938

Or......

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Drivers by System Analysis or Detect Drivers / How do I download and install drivers using Detect Drivers?

www.dell.com/.../SLN179161

No, as I said already, I ran the exe file and chose "INSTALL".
But nothing changed even after restart.

So I asked you if I need to try the manual way with the "EXTRACT" option, or there any other reason why the simple installation isn't working?

Second, the Dell system detect is stuck on number 2 (on both browsers, Chrome and IExplorer)
 

:emotion-6:.....sorry, I couldn't be of help.

However, you can contact Dell Technical Support at 1-800-288-4410 or 1-800-624-9896 for further assistance. You can also click on the link below for Technical Support as well.

www.dell.com/.../contactus