Windows 10: Disable swipe gesture for closing full screen Windows 11

Dear,I want to disable the ability to go out of a program that is in full screen. You can go in full screen with F11 and go out of it, but with a touchscreen you can swipe with your finger from top to bottom to go out of the full screen.I want to disable this, so you can't use the touchscreen to get out of full screen. The option select Start > Settings > Bluetooth & devices >Touchpad. Select Three-finger gestures or Four-finger gestures to change what the swipe gestures do, is already turned off.Any ideas?Thanks!SeppeCR

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Swipe gesture for Start Menu

Hello,

I have a touchscreen attached and I was wondering if there was a swipe gesture to get the Start menu to appear.

If I swipe from the left to right, I get the task switcher.
If I swipe from the right to left, I get the notification bar.
If I swipe from the top to down I close the current application.

This may sound weird .... but on a touchscreen I find it a little unatural to press the Start button in the bottom left hand corner of the screen.

This is all based around tablet mode in Windows 10.

Thanks to anyone who can shine some light. *Smile

 

Enable or Disable Edge Swipe on Screen in Windows 10


Hey, I am using a logitech k400 keyboard with touchpad. I have this plugged in as well as a normal keyboard and mouse. I can't get the edge swipe gesture to stop working, regardless of disabling it in gp or registry. Any suggestions?

 

Swipe gestures

Hi Patrick,

Touchpad gestures in laptops are available as long as your computer has a precision touch pad. Many computer manufacturers add multi-gestures to the touchpad of their computers so that users can have more options. Since you're using Windows 10 on a Mac computer,
kindly make sure your device has a precision touchpad. If you're using Windows 10 on your Mac computer, you can easily check if it has a precision touchpad by doing these steps:

• Click the Windows logo (Start button).
• Click the gear icon (Settings).
• Select Devices.
• On the left pane, choose Mouse & touchpad.
• Check if you can see "Your PC has a precision touchpad" under Touchpad. If so, you will see different gesture options.
  

If you cannot see "Your PC has a precision touchpad" under Touchpad, you can still check if your computer has multi-gesture options. To do this, follow these steps:

• Right-click the Windows logo (Settings), and then click Run.
• In the Run textbox, type main.cpl.
• If you can see an extra tab beside the Hardware tab, your computer has multi-gesture options. You can access that tab to see if you'll be able to remove the swipe gestures.

If you have additional questions, kindly reply to this thread.