I've had a Lenovo laptop with a touchscreen for a long time. And now I also like to draw on it. Sometimes the only problem is that the laptop recognizes my palm when I draw. I also use hand protection, but still sometimes it is. I did some research and found out that there are so-called Onetouch laptops, which only recognize the pen and not the finder. My question now is whether I can set my laptop so that the laptop only recognizes the pen. But you can change that again. I think something like that should be possible these days.
So do not know the device and the functions. I can imagine that you can deactivate the touch function in the settings somewhere. (If Lenovo has provided something like that in the drivers…)
Ok thanks, I'll see if I can try it out.
I found it in the device manager and the entire touchscreen is turned off so that no pen works either.
If so, then there will be something to be given in the settings of the input devices. So there, where you can also adjust the mouse and keyboard ect if necessary…
I didn't find that. I can change all possible settings. Also take shortcuts with the pen, and otherwise the touch settings can only be found there for the touchpad.
That's a shame… Then it is probably not intended… Maybe write to Lenovo directly and see what they have to say about it… Or google for the model and the problem. I also found it quickly with the control panel, but that's not the solution. Maybe there's also an additional tool from Lenovo that still has to be installed so that it has advanced settings… The last approach would be…
Ok, thanks anyway.
