Windows 10: COMPLETE palm rejection on Windows 10

My laptop HP ENVY x360 screen cracked and now it registers cracks as touches.

Is there a possibility to make touchscreen work ONLY with Windows ink Pen and ignore other touches? Not only when the Pen is connected and the Pen cursor is on the screen but ALL the time?

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Palm Rejection Not Completely Work on Win 10

Thanks.

I confirm that Windows 10 Build 14393 also provides the option 'Ignore touch input when I'm using my pen," and it completely solves the my original two problems.

Thanks, too, Microsoft.

 

Palm Rejection Not Completely Work on Win 10

I bought a Surface 3 with an SP4 Pen. The OS is Windows 10 build 10586.71. I confirm that there is no palm rejection problem on the two edges of the screen of my Surface 3.

However, my ASUS M80TA is broken. I can't confirm the screen edge palm rejection problem still exists on M80TA with Windows 10, or not.

 

Palm Rejection Not Completely Work on Win 10

On my two m80ta's, Windows 10 palm rejection is awful and much worse than Windows 8.1. During note taking, palm rejection will fail subjectively in around 30-50% of cases, while on Windows 8.1 palm rejection fails maybe in 2% of cases.

The only workaround that made m80ta's usable for note taking is shameful, and it consists in moving the Taskbar out of the way (read: on the top side)

Also, when you stop writing, ironically touch sensing is not resumed immediately: so if you need to scroll the page in onenote, you have to wait 1 or 2 seconds, which is especially annoying when you are in a hurry trying to keep up with the lecturer pace.

As I said, shameful. Especially considering that Microsoft Windows 10 updating tool was nagging with updating and was saying that the device would be perfectly compatible.