If you’re lucky, the issue only exists when the culprit is active, so you can at least prevent that during normal use of your computer.ĭisable the Touch Keyboard in Ease of Access Try disabling certain startup tasks here to see if it solves the problem. Uninstall it, and restart your computer to see if the problem goes away.Īlternatively, you can open Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc on your keyboard, and go to the Startup tab. But think about the apps you’ve recently installed, and if one of them might have caused your computer to think it has a touch screen, or need ease of access features. I strongly suspect the culprit on my system was Air Display, but since it doesn’t properly uninstall on Windows 10, I couldn’t really confirm or fix the problem this way. If this started happening randomly, it’s likely because of a new app or driver you installed. If You Can, Find and Uninstall the Culprit (or Stop It From Auto-Starting)
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