How to let Windows 10 prevent HID-comlaint Touch Screen raise mouse event

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Joseph YuX

I have Windows 10 system conntected to two monitors, one is main monitor, the other is touch screen.

This touch screen automatically uses HID-complaint touch screen driver.

When our application runs, part of Windows Form occupies the main monitor, others are placed on touch screen.

In one condition, uses needs to touch the touch screen to raise a kind of click event, but we do not want the mouse on the main screen move to touch screen, even more, we needs the mouse stay where it is on main monitor without a movement.


The old solution under windows XP is that we have a customized touch screen driver which can read the touch device, and set its mouse mode to prevent the touch screen raise mouse event, meaning that you can touch on the touch screen, and the program can read the point user touches without the mouse movement.


Under Windows 10 , the touch screen hardware uses the system HID comlaint touch screen driver, which cannot be customized to prevent itselft raise mouse event while being clicked.


My question is that how to Windows 10 prevent this windows 10 touch screen driver raise mouse event?

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