I believe it is still rolling out - you would see a Setting very soon.
If you want it now, I am afraid you would need to Join Beta Channel.
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I just upgraded from an older Lenovo Yoga 7i laptop on Windows 10 to their latest model on windows 11. Every time I flip the new laptop over, the "touchpad disabled" popup appears, and the magnification of apps and the taskbar increases. The larger sizes overcrowd the screen, and since I very frequently flip between modes, the constant change of magnification is incredibly disorienting and borders on unusable. In windows 10, I was able to disable this feature, but no matter where I look, I cannot seem to find a similar toggle in windows 11. How can I disable this feature?
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I believe it is still rolling out - you would see a Setting very soon.
If you want it now, I am afraid you would need to Join Beta Channel.
Hi Alex,
I am Sumit here to assist you with this question.
They introduced Tablet optimised taskbar with 22H2. Have you checked out this:
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/turn-on-or-off-ta...
Keep us posted.
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