How do I disable the annoying touchpad edge swipe gestures in Windows 10 for generic touchpads?
I need some help in turning off/disabling the touchpad edge swipe gestures in my Windows 10 2-in-1. When I swipe from the right, it brings up the Action Center. When I swipe from the left, it brings up the open processes. When I swipe from the top, it brings up the voice dictate mode. I want to disable all of those behaviors but my touchpad is detected by windows as a generic HID-compliant mouse.
Everywhere I look, the default response is to install the proper drivers but the proper drivers are indeed already installed. It's just that my 2-in-1 device uses a generic touchpad so there's no hope of ever finding a feature-full driver for it like with Synaptics, etc.
So now I want to find another way to disable the gestures. Can I hack around in the registry? Can I catch those system calls so they don't execute? Anything else I can do besides "finding the correct driver" because I feel like that's just an exercise in futility.
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I need some help in turning off/disabling the touchpad edge swipe gestures in my Windows 10 2-in-1. When I swipe from the right, it brings up the Action Center. When I swipe from the left, it brings up the open processes. When I swipe from the top, it brings up the voice dictate mode. I want to disable all of those behaviors but my touchpad is detected by windows as a generic HID-compliant mouse.
Everywhere I look, the default response is to install the proper drivers but the proper drivers are indeed already installed. It's just that my 2-in-1 device uses a generic touchpad so there's no hope of ever finding a feature-full driver for it like with Synaptics, etc.
So now I want to find another way to disable the gestures. Can I hack around in the registry? Can I catch those system calls so they don't execute? Anything else I can do besides "finding the correct driver" because I feel like that's just an exercise in futility.
windows-10 drivers touchpad tablet tablet-pc
asked Jan 10 at 16:16
user9564371user9564371
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I need some help in turning off/disabling the touchpad edge swipe gestures in my Windows 10 2-in-1. When I swipe from the right, it brings up the Action Center. When I swipe from the left, it brings up the open processes. When I swipe from the top, it brings up the voice dictate mode. I want to disable all of those behaviors but my touchpad is detected by windows as a generic HID-compliant mouse.
Everywhere I look, the default response is to install the proper drivers but the proper drivers are indeed already installed. It's just that my 2-in-1 device uses a generic touchpad so there's no hope of ever finding a feature-full driver for it like with Synaptics, etc.
So now I want to find another way to disable the gestures. Can I hack around in the registry? Can I catch those system calls so they don't execute? Anything else I can do besides "finding the correct driver" because I feel like that's just an exercise in futility.
windows-10 drivers touchpad tablet tablet-pc
asked Jan 10 at 16:16
user9564371user9564371
11
I need some help in turning off/disabling the touchpad edge swipe gestures in my Windows 10 2-in-1. When I swipe from the right, it brings up the Action Center. When I swipe from the left, it brings up the open processes. When I swipe from the top, it brings up the voice dictate mode. I want to disable all of those behaviors but my touchpad is detected by windows as a generic HID-compliant mouse.
Everywhere I look, the default response is to install the proper drivers but the proper drivers are indeed already installed. It's just that my 2-in-1 device uses a generic touchpad so there's no hope of ever finding a feature-full driver for it like with Synaptics, etc.
So now I want to find another way to disable the gestures. Can I hack around in the registry? Can I catch those system calls so they don't execute? Anything else I can do besides "finding the correct driver" because I feel like that's just an exercise in futility.
windows-10 drivers touchpad tablet tablet-pc
windows-10 drivers touchpad tablet tablet-pc
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asked Jan 10 at 16:16
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asked Jan 10 at 16:16
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Try the following way:
Enter regedit in the Cortana search bar and press Enter to enter the Registry Editor.
Position to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsEdgeUI
Note: Users without the EdgeUI item need to be manually created. Right click on Windows, select New, and rename to EdgeUI.
Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value in EdgeUI, rename it to AllowEdgeSwipe, and keep the value data as the default "0".
This modification takes effect after restarting the computer. To restore the above edge swipe gesture, change the AllowEdgeSwipe value data to "1" and restart the computer.
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Try the following way:
Enter regedit in the Cortana search bar and press Enter to enter the Registry Editor.
Position to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsEdgeUI
Note: Users without the EdgeUI item need to be manually created. Right click on Windows, select New, and rename to EdgeUI.
Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value in EdgeUI, rename it to AllowEdgeSwipe, and keep the value data as the default "0".
This modification takes effect after restarting the computer. To restore the above edge swipe gesture, change the AllowEdgeSwipe value data to "1" and restart the computer.
answered Jan 13 at 7:50
Daisy ZhouDaisy Zhou
637114
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Try the following way:
Enter regedit in the Cortana search bar and press Enter to enter the Registry Editor.
Position to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsEdgeUI
Note: Users without the EdgeUI item need to be manually created. Right click on Windows, select New, and rename to EdgeUI.
Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value in EdgeUI, rename it to AllowEdgeSwipe, and keep the value data as the default "0".
This modification takes effect after restarting the computer. To restore the above edge swipe gesture, change the AllowEdgeSwipe value data to "1" and restart the computer.
answered Jan 13 at 7:50
Daisy ZhouDaisy Zhou
637114
add a comment |
Try the following way:
Enter regedit in the Cortana search bar and press Enter to enter the Registry Editor.
Position to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsEdgeUI
Note: Users without the EdgeUI item need to be manually created. Right click on Windows, select New, and rename to EdgeUI.
Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value in EdgeUI, rename it to AllowEdgeSwipe, and keep the value data as the default "0".
This modification takes effect after restarting the computer. To restore the above edge swipe gesture, change the AllowEdgeSwipe value data to "1" and restart the computer.
answered Jan 13 at 7:50
Daisy ZhouDaisy Zhou
637114
Try the following way:
Enter regedit in the Cortana search bar and press Enter to enter the Registry Editor.
Position to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsEdgeUI
Note: Users without the EdgeUI item need to be manually created. Right click on Windows, select New, and rename to EdgeUI.
Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value in EdgeUI, rename it to AllowEdgeSwipe, and keep the value data as the default "0".
This modification takes effect after restarting the computer. To restore the above edge swipe gesture, change the AllowEdgeSwipe value data to "1" and restart the computer.
answered Jan 13 at 7:50
Daisy ZhouDaisy Zhou
637114
answered Jan 13 at 7:50
Daisy ZhouDaisy Zhou
637114
answered Jan 13 at 7:50
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answered Jan 13 at 7:50
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