Nevertheless, fixing this issue is straightforward. Let’s have a look at the suggestions.
Fix Set user settings to drive failed error
The following methods are reliable and capable of fixing the Set user settings to drive error on Windows 11/10: Before going ahead with suggestion, make sure to create a restore point.
1] Disable Alps pointing device entry from MSConfig
Type msconfig in the Start search box and select System ConfigurationNavigate the Services tabUncheck the entry for the Alps pointing device from the list that populatesSelect Apply and then select OKReboot your computer, and the error should now be going
The solution has worked for many, and once removed the error, Set user settings to drive failed doesn’t occur anymore. However, it is possible that a future update may fix this problem. So keep an eye. If the drivers get an upgrade, enable the service again to check if the Alps pointing device driver error is resolved.
2] Get the latest version of the driver
Get the latest drivers to update from the official Lenovo support website. An updated version of the touchpad driver is most probably expected to carry a fix. However, make sure that version is compatible with your existing Windows version.
3] Uninstall the driver
If nothing works, you can uninstall the Alps Pointing Device driver. It is available under the section of Mice and other pointing devices. Reboot your computer then and delete the leftover folder inside the following location in the File Explorer: C:\Program Files. Reboot your computer, and see if you still get the error. Note: Any extra configuration or features that Lenovo drivers offered will not be available after the uninstallation. The error has reportedly occurred on Lenovo IdeaPad 310, Lenovo IdeaPad 110, Lenovo IdeaPad 110 330, and others. I hope this helped you.
