Windows 10: How to add Elantech software in Registry Editor?

I want to change some settings of Elan Trackpad in my HP Pavilion 15-ec0104AX Gaming Laptop.For that, I have to open the Registry Editor and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Elantech/ but, I don't have any Elantech in my Registry Editor. So, how do I add elantech in my registry editor?Given that:1. My elan driver is up-to-date.2. I have tried one older versions of elan drivers too, but nothing happened.3. I don't have elan tab in my mouse properties.Problem:While playing GTA 5, my touchpad and keyboard are not working together. And, to change this behavior, I need to go to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\

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Registry editor

Hi Ruben,

Changes made using the Registry Editor can greatly affect how your system works. Should you wish to undo those changes, we suggest that you restore your system to an earlier state. To do this, simply follow the steps in this

article.

You can also find this
article useful for backing up your files before making changes with your registry.

Should you have further questions, please let us know.

 

Registry Editor Freezes !!

I HAD TO DO A CLEAN INSTALL STARTING W/MICSOFT 7 PRO. ALSO HAD TO DO A LOT OF FINGER CROSSING!

AND WHEN IT UPDATES IT WENT TO THE NEW VERSION OF WINDOWS 10. 1511_10586.71 INSTEAD OF THE BUILD 10586.0. 10586.0 WAS THE BUILD THAT HAD THE REGISTRY EDITOR FLAW.

 

Registry Editor

Kim,

If you call the file SomethingOrOther.reg instead of SomethingOrOther.key then it will do open with RegEdit & write the value in the Registry.

If you really want to do it the hard way, when you see the Open with list [either doing it through
Properties or just right-clicking on the file & selecting Open with], click on
More apps and then scroll to be bottom of the list and click on Look for another app on this PC then browse to
C:\Windows\System32\regedt32.exe and select that.

That will open the file using the Registry Editor but you will need to try it to find out if RegEdit then does what you want it to do. I have never heard of anybody taking this approach so I don't know if RegEdit will handle it in the normal manner. Even
if RegEdit tries to do what you want it to the results will depend on write permissions already having been set up for that location in the Registry.

Even if the Registry key is created correctly, there is no telling if the Vemar software will handle it correctly. Installation of the Vemar software will have set many more Registry keys than this one and the value of the key might also include reference
to the current hardware in order to prevent unlicensed distributions.

Denis