How to disable the touch screen in Windows 11
The touchscreen feature, available on some Windows 11 PCs, is certainly a great feature, but it's also a great way to collect a large number of fingerprints on your screen. Tired of cleaning your screen? Disable the touchscreen.
Disable (or enable) the touch screen using Device Manager
You can disable the touchscreen on Windows 11 using Device Manager . To get started, click the Windows Search icon in the taskbar, type "Device Manager" in the search bar, and then click "Device Manager" from the search results.
In the menu that appears, find the HID-compatible touchscreen. Right-click on it and then select "Disable device" from the context menu.
In the dialog box that appears, click Yes to confirm that you really want to disable the touchscreen.
If you want to re-enable it later, just right-click the HID-Compliant Touch Screen in Device Manager and then click "Enable Device" in the context menu.
The touchscreen is now re-enabled.
Windows 11 user interface features are not suitable for everyone. You may also want to disable Snap Layouts.
Disable (or enable) the touchscreen using Windows Terminal
You can also run a command in Windows Terminal to disable the touchscreen. To do this, you will need to run Windows Terminal as administrator. Right-click the Windows icon in the taskbar (or press Windows + X) to open the Power User menu. Next, click "Windows Terminal (Admin)" near the middle of the list.
Get-PnpDevice | Where-Object {$ _. FriendlyName -like '* touch screen *'} | Disable-PnpDevice - تأكيد: $ false
Once the command is run, the touch screen will be disabled. To re-enable the touchscreen, run this command:
Get-PnpDevice | Where-Object {$ _. FriendlyName -like '* touch screen *'} | Enable-PnpDevice -Confirm: $ false