I have a laptop with Windows 8. When I touch a text area, the on-screen keyboard pops up. I have a laptop. It has a physical keyboard. I don't need that. It's annoying.
I know which process to kill in order to stop it, TabTip.exe. I can manually open Task Manager to kill it every time I restart my computer, but that's a pain.
I have 2 solutions, but I cannot implement either because TabTip.exe is an administrator file.
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Rename or move the file, so Windows cannot find it.
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Write a batch file to kill the process, and then put it in the startup folder.
I would preferably like to do option 1. It seems more efficient.
What can be done?
Best Answer
Something to try - disable the "Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service".
To do so: Run
services.msc
, and scroll down to find the "Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service". Stop it, and configure it's properties to set it's startup type to "Disabled".