Windows 10: How can I disable the Autorotation animation in Windows 10 for tablets?

I'm using Windows 10 on a Surface Pro 3 and would like to disable the animation that plays when changing the tablet's orientation because it's slow and makes rotating the display take too long.If possible, I would also like to modify the delay before changing orientations.I assume I would need to use regedit for this as I don't see it in Settings, but the only thing I've been able to find when searching is how to completely disable AutoRotation using regedit, which I don't want to do.

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How to Disable Autorotate?

I have a 2-in-1 laptop that I use in Desktop mode, never in Tablet mode. The permanently attached touchpad and keyboard will become disabled whenever an "Autorotate On" block appears in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. I can re-enable the touchpad
and keyboard by tilting the laptop towards me at a 45 degree angle. But when I put the it back to horizontal, Autorotate On again appears and the touchpad and keyboard are disabled again.

Settings/Tablet are set to start in Desktop, with Don't Switch set. However, when I open the display to flat, the system switches to Tablet mode. It returns to Desktop mode when the display is returned about 90 degrees, or normal Desktop position. Yet the
Autorotate On display continues regardless of laptop and display position, always disabling the touchpad and keyboard.

Is this a common problem? Is there a way to disable the Autorotate function? Is a fix/patch in development for release in the next, or near future update of Version 1803?

Thanks for any suggestions. Kinda difficult to work with the keyboard tilted at 45 degrees. :-(

 

Laptop Autorotate Cannot be Disabled

I'm having an issue where I can’t disable the autorotate feature of my laptop. The display rotates from my preferred landscape view to the undesirable portrait view whenever I physically tilt the laptop past a certain point. I want this behavior completely turned off; I do not care for the rotation and I do not care for the tablet mode.

My laptop is an ASUS Q324UAK model running Windows 10 Home 64-bit.

Things I’ve tried that have been unsuccessful:

1. changing the value of the rotation lock option in the action center
   
2. setting the option for tablet mode to "don’t ask me and don’t switch"
   

A question similar to mine has been asked here Enable rotation lock by default in Windows 10 but does not have any answers or comments.

I would be fine with changing registry values if it will fix the problem, but I tried what the OP suggested from the above question, and indeed the laptop still autorotates regardless of the registry edits.

 

Autorotation disabled in windows 10

I have a 2in1 convertible laptop. Autorotation is disabled and when i switch to tablet mode the keyboard and touchpad is not disabled when even fully folded. Please help me out.....

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