How do I turn off the touch screen on my ASUS laptop?

Hello, dear ASUS users.

It is recommended that you try if fn+f9 can turn off your touchpad, if it is not available, it is recommended that you follow the steps below to solve it:

1.Uninstall your ATK driver and touchpad driver and restart your computer.

2.Reinstall your ATK driver and touchpad driver in the order of ATK first and then touchpad driver.

3.Restart your notebook again to see if it's functioning properly.

You'll need to install an ATK software that responds to your ability to turn off the touchscreen. You just have to go up to ASUS. About the model of your book, it's not the one you said.

You turn the book over. There's a white label on the back with an MB ver on it: The one at the back is the model you found on ASUS.

Otherwise, you may encounter a situation where the official website does not even have a model like yours.

You take a look at the F1 and the F10 to see if there's a touchpad-like icon. Then you press the fn + corresponding key.

Take a look at the manual or go to the BIOS.

The ASUS notebook touchscreen can be turned on and off by following these steps:

1. Move the mouse to the lower left corner of the screen, right-click (or directly press the shortcut key [win]+[x]), and select [Device Manager]:

2. Find the name of the device named [Hid-Complaint Device] under [Human Input Device Equipment] (there are usually 4), and confirm its "hardware ID" one by one

3. Select the [Details] tab, select "Hardware ID" in the [Attributes] drop-down list, and confirm that the [Value] contains 8417 or 8418:

4. If the hardware ID of the device contains 8417 or 8418, right-click the HID-complaint device and select "Enable". The touch function of the screen can be turned on.

5. If you need to turn off the touch screen function, just right-click the HID-complaint device whose hardware ID contains the 8417 or 8418 button, and select "Enable".

Use the above steps to turn the touchscreen on or off.

Enter the device manager, and in the ergonomic input device, "Sakura disables" the touch screen that meets the HID standard. Later, if you want to restore the function, select "Enable" on the Spine Smoldering item.

The ASUS notebook touchscreen can be turned off by following these steps:

1. Move the mouse to the lower left corner of the screen, right-click (or directly press the shortcut key [win]+[x]), and select [Device Manager]:

2. Find the device name named [Hid-Complaint Device] under [Human Input Device] (there are usually 4 of them), and confirm their "Hardware ID" one by one

3. Select the [Details] tab, select "Hardware ID" from the [Properties] drop-down list, and confirm that the [Value] contains 8417 or 8418:

4. If the hardware ID of the device contains 8417 or 8418, right-click the HID-complaint device and select "Enable". The touch function of the screen can be turned on. If you need to turn off the touchscreen, select Disable.

Enter "device" in the search, select Device Manager in the pop-up search results, and "disable" the HID-compliant touch screen in the human input device; If you want to restore the function later, select "Enable" on this item.