Windows 10: Touch Settings/Reg Knowledge Needed

Hello everyone. I use the shadow.tech program, and I love using it on my iPad because it literally makes it a full windows PC, but whatever system they are using for hosting is not touch screen.

When I try to enable tablet mode it tells me that my device is not a touch screen. Is there a way to bypass this? I have tried editing the registry for touch and multitouch input, nothing happened. I would love to be able to scroll with my fingers like a tablet instead of the scroll bar.

In device manager there is no HID COMPLIANT TOUCH device, not when I show hidden items either. Also, nothing to calibrate touch or pen input in control panel.

TLDR is there a program, a command, anything I can do that will force windows 10 to recognize a touch device, even if there has never been one to begin with, to work with my iPad's touch capabilities?

Thank you!

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