2016-11-21 Update for Windows 10
Mac users are familiar with Two-Finger Scrolling feature. You can place two fingers on the mouse track pad and you’re able to scroll content on the screen. Since Mac OS X 10.6 Apple changed direction of scrolling to match gestures used on tablets or phones. It’s interesting that for more than decade scrolling was done in opposite direction. When you swiped down then the content was scrolling up. Many users were confused after switch, but it quickly became natural.
Lenovo notebook has also support for multitouch gestures and scrolling by two fingers. The only problem is that default installation, behave the same way like old Mac OS. It’s reversed. When you need to switch between Mac and Lenovo then it’s quite confusing. Fortunately it’s possible to configure it just by few clicks.
Windows 10
Search for Mouse & touchpad settings (press Window and type for word mouse):
Open Mouse & touchpad settings and in section Related Settings click Additional mouse options (bottom of screen).
Open UltraNav tab and click TouchPad Settings…
Click Scrolling in Select an item. Click Two-Finger Scrolling in the menu. Check: Enable reverse scrolling direction
Windows 7 and older UltraNav
Search for Mouse configuration (press Window and type word mouse):
Open UltraNav tab and click TouchPad Settings…
Click Scrolling in Select an item. Check: Enable reverse scrolling direction
Click OK and Two-Finger Scrolling should behave the same way like Mac OS. :-)