TouchDisable

If you run Windows 10 on your favorite touch-enabled device, then there is a good chance that you know all about various settings that are not immediately apparent. One of such features is the touchscreen toggle, for which Microsoft did not implement an easy to access toggle feature.

As the name suggests, TouchDisable is a tiny tool designed to address this issue and hence, allow you to enable and disable the touchscreen whenever it is convenient.

The setup is a swift and uneventful operation that is unlikely to give you any troubles. When launched, you may not be able to spot the app on your screen, as initially, it appears as a rather small line.

Consequentially, if you need to view the touchscreen device and learn more information about it, you should right-click and maximize the utility.

In spite of the minor inconvenience, you will be happy to learn that you can move the pseudo-GUI anywhere on your desktop so that you can quickly access it whenever required.

In addition to the convenience factor, the application can also give valuable information about the touchscreen. To be more precise, you can find out the name, manufacturer, description, service, deviceID, PNPDeviceID and ClassGUID.

The data can be useful in various situations, such as when the touchscreen is malfunctioning and you are looking for a replacement for instance. Moreover, you can use the information to learn more about compatibility with your device or perhaps find an authorized repair shop in your area, just to name a few examples.

Regardless of whether you want to learn valuable information about the touchscreen on your device or you are solely looking for a simple way to toggle it on and off, TouchDisable could come in handy