Laptop touchpad (in most cases) in Windows does not work in a certain way – this is your fault. Not the OS. In Windows 7/8.1 you can fix this by:
Navigate to Control Panel > Appearance > Personalization > Touchpad
Click the "Change Touchpad Settings" button
button Click "Go To Control Panel > Disabling Touchpad"
is the option to make this feature disabled
click on this button to make this feature disabled Click the "Close" button
button Click "OK"
button Click the “Close” button.
Now, in Windows 10 version 1703 and above you can use the following for the same:
Navigate to Control Panel > Appearance > Personalization > Touchpad
Click the “Adjusting Touchpad Gestures” button
button Click “Go To Control Panel > Disabling Touchpad”
button Click “Close” button
button Click “OK”
button Click the “Close” button.
Once you use this method, then you can go back to your task. Once you restart the laptop and power it on, you can have a functional touchpad and you do not need to use the "adjusting touchpad gestures" or "close" button.
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