As it turns out, the problem is not with the installer but rather other factors cause the said issue. Depending on the case, it can be caused by either permission issues where the driver installer doesn’t have sufficient permissions. In other cases, the issue can even be associated with the BIOS of your laptop. We will be covering them in detail down below so let us get into it. Now that we gone through the potential causes of the said issue, let us go through the different methods that you can use to get the ASUS Smart Gesture driver installed. Follow through.
Method 1: Run the Installer as an Administrator
One of the common reasons why this error message appears, as we have mentioned, is when it does not have sufficient permissions. Therefore, the first thing that you should do when you face the said issue is to run the application as an administrator. Doing so will provide it admin permissions and as a result, in case if there are any background services interrupting it, it will be able to override them. This is pretty easy to do and requires only a few clicks. Do this by following the instructions given down below:
Method 2: Run Compatibility Test
Another way that you can get rid of the said problem is to run a compatibility test on the installer. Windows will scan the app to see if there are any compatibility issues. In case there are any, the operating system will try to resolve them, and thus you will be able to run the installer and the driver. This has been reported by a user who was facing a similar issue. This is pretty easy to do as well. Follow the instructions down below:
Method 3: Load BIOS Optimized Defaults
As it turns out, in some cases the issue can also be caused by your BIOS settings. Luckily, there is an option in the ASUS BIOS menu that lets you load the optimized default values for the BIOS. This has reportedly solved the issue for several users, so it might work out for you as well. To do this, follow the instructions down below:
Method 4: Update BIOS
Finally, if the above solutions do not work out for you, what you have to do is update your BIOS. It is very likely that you are running an old version of BIOS on your notebook that may potentially be causing the issue as it was for some other users. To update your BIOS, you will first have to download the latest version available and then put them on an external storage device like a USB. Follow the instructions down below:
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