Windows 10: Disabling Palm Rejection for Trackpad

How do I do that, I am going nuts just trying to do quick adjustments on a doc and getting stopped by this stupid palm rejection that is nothing more than a time lock on the trackpad after typing. I have windows precision drivers, so it should be controlled somewhere in windows right?

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Independent Palm Rejection and Menu Direction Settings?

Using Windows 10 on Surface Pro.

• I understand that palm rejection is now localized, based on selected handedness (settings-devices-devices-pen).
• I know that the handedness selection affects the direction of menus - when "right handed" is selected, the menus align left - picture follows.

I much prefer that menus align right, as follows, which only happens when I set handedness as "left handed". This breaks palm rejection:





Question:

Is it possible to set handedness for palm rejection without being subjected to the weird menu alignment?

One obvious answer is to learn to write left handed. Also, to become comfortable with the weird menu alignment. But I'd like to have working, right-handed palm rejection and menus that pop out in the way they've been doing since Windows 3.1.

 

Palm Rejection Not Completely Work on Win 10

same problem with cube iwork11 stylus.

I figure it out that the palm rejection does work, but work in wrong direction.

in my device, if i set it for right hand, will be a palm rejection in some square around my pan, and this square keep going to the top of the screen.

for left hand setting is more wrong. will be a palm rejection but i start from around 5 sm from the pen and keep going to left and top of the screen.

my drivers and my system is up to date.

microsoft will do better if they will update the palm rejection for the whole screen until they fix it. and also then will better if we will have the choice to set what will like more.

 

Palm Rejection Not Completely Work on Win 10

for me everything work, no problem. about the palm rejection, now the rejection is for the whole screen including the edges. not perfect but better then before