Windows 10: PalmCheck Setting not found anywhere Windows 10

I have found the answer to my question but figured I would post this here for anyone also searching for the same thing. I wanted to play games using my touchpad, but if I was pressing keys and trying to move the cursor at the same time through the touchpad it wouldn't work. I looked it up and found the same answer no matter what I searched. All of them said the following:Go to Control Panel tile.Click on the Mouse icon.Go to TouchPad Settings tab, and click on ClickPad Settings Or open the Device Settings tab then Settings.Under Pointer, click on PalmCheck-Enhanced and hit the gear icon.I

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PalmCheck Help

Hi,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft community. I will certainly assist you with the issue.


What is the model of your hp laptop?

I suggest you to follow the steps below to change the setting in device manager:

◾Go to Control Panel tile.
◾Click on the Mouse icon.

◾Go to TouchPad Settings tab, and click on ClickPad Settings Or open the Device Settings tab then Settings.

◾Under Pointer, click on PalmCheck-Enhanced and hit the gear icon.

◾In PalmCheck-Enhanced properties, go to the PalmCheck section and move the slider to ON, and hit Close button

◾Next, Click OK.

Hope this helps. Get back to us for further assistance.

 

PalmCheck Help

I've recently got a new windows 10 HP for Christmas. I went into a game I was playing, and noticed that I couldn't move my mouse while typing. I've looked at many forums that have had kind of the same problem, but they all had the "PalmCheck-Enhanced"
feature in the settings. I tried to go into the settings, and change the settings for PalmCheck. But once I went into the settings I couldn't see the setting for it. Its like the PalmCheck was gone. Is there any way I could enable PalmCheck so I can
type while moving my mouse?

Computer Information:

HP Notebook

Quad-Core with 17.3" diagonal HD display

Windows 10

500 GB Hard drive

4 GB System Memory

 

Turn off Palmcheck/touchpad delay after typing

Hi Alex,

PalmCheck Feature has the ability to distinguish between an accidental touch of the touchpad with the palm and an intentional brushing of the touchpad. Windows has left every scope of personalization and customization with device settings and so, turning PalmCheck
OFF, although not a good idea, still can be implemented. First thing we suggest is to run the troubleshooter. To perform the task, kindly follow the steps provided by
AndreePin on this
link.

For any concern, don't hesitate to get back to us.

Regards.