Windows 10: multi-touch problem

I upgraded my Windows 8 Acer laptop to Windows 10. Everything is OK but for the multi-touch. It used to work well with Windows 8 but now I can only do single-touch. I contacted to Acer team but they told me they don’t support multi-touch in Windows 10. Reinstalling drivers from Acer website didn’t make any difference.

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How to disable Multi-touch gesture

Thanks for replying so quickly! It is a BEELINK BT3, perfect for what we need it for apart from this issue itch Windows 10.

I have tried what you have suggested however non of the sliders disable multi touch gestures. It looks like Microsoft have completely omitted the ability to disable multi touch gestures in Windows 10?

here is a pic of it in Windows 7, I need to know what the 'enable multi-touch gestures and inkinkin' check box does in the registry and see if it is possible to replicate in the Windows 10 registry.

 

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That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

Multi-Touch in Silverlight for Win Phone 7 Emulator

Has anyone else been able to get multi-touch working on an HP tx2 running the WP7 emulator in a Silverlight for Windows Phone 7 project? I don't get any Touch_FrameReported calls on a Silverlight WP7 app in the emulator. I can see touch points in a WinPhone
XNA app though.

I'm running this on an HP TouchSmart tx2 tablet so I've got the hardware to register multi-touch. I've currently got VS2010 RC with the WinPhone 7 tools CTP from Mix10 launch. Obviously can't load VS2010 RTM until Microsoft releases the WP7 tools support
for that.

Steps to reproduce:

• 1) In VS2010 RC, create Silverlight for Windows Phone project
• 2) In MainPage constructor, hook Touch.FrameReported += new TouchFrameEventHandler(Touch_FrameReported);
  
• 3) In handler, call TouchPointCollection tPoints = touchEA.GetTouchPoints(this);
  
• 4) Deploy app to WinPhone emulator and set breakpoint in Touch_FrameReported handler.
  
• 5) Debug app and touch the emulator screen. For me, the handler is never hit.
  

This may be an RC issue or may be something to do with my HP hardware. Although, as I stated before I can see multi-touch points in an XNA app for WinPhone 7. Does anyone else have an HP tx2 to try this on?

thanks



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