Keyboard and touchpad not disabled in tablet mode

[mister_tb]

Paul wrote:

I also got it working, but when I press buttons while in Tablet Mode, the button presses get executed when I switch back to normal mode. e.g. I turn the screen -> auto switch to tablet mode -> I press the windows key -> nothing happens -> I turn the screen back -> tablet mode is disabled, startmenu shows up.

I have the same problem… All the keypresses are executed after turning the screen back to laptop mode…

anyone got a solution?

[Anonymous]

I can only think this like the speaker issue is a power setting.

[Madhias]

You could try the “SIPO Keyboard Hotkey 2in1” App in Windows store, which can replace SIPO TP Controller (disable it in Startup Options) and see if it solves the problem.

[Alexandro Fonseca]

The last solution solve keyboard and touch problem to me

[chazy]

hi.

i have reinstalled fresh windows copy on my teclast f5.

the hinge rotation works as suggested before, but after installing sipo, my touchscreen doesn’t work anymore.

does anyone have a solution?!

i don’t see the sipo package installer on windows, so how can i uninstall it?!

[Madhias]

You can try to disable the startup entry of sipo tp controller in msconfig.

[Ace]

1. Watch this video on YT, it should fix the problem. It fixed my problem. https://youtu.be/jjydSFSD8lM

[S Newman]

Works fine on a CODA WAVE laptop/tablet. Thanks

[Joseph King]

This discussion helped me! Thank you!

[woswasi]

After a clean install of Windows 10 the tablet mode of the F6 plus is not working anymore.

 

I have tried all the solution approaches in this thread.

 

The tablet-mode still doesn’t work. What else can I do?

It would be ok if the tablet-mode don’t work automatically and I have to start it manually. Main thing it works…

So it is not possible to use it as a tablet 🙁

Do someone have the same problem? How can I fix it?

[Madhias]

For those who still have had no success, here another idea:

Get the driver package from Trekstor.de here:
http://www.trekstor.de/products/2…#Downloads

The Trekstor Primebook C11 is the same laptop. Their driver package has the files I couldn’t find in Direkt-Tek’s driver package.

To disable the touchpad while in Tablet Mode, run “SIPO_TP_Controller_SETUP_V1-0-1-2.exe”, which is found in the driver package folder “SIPO-SP”.

From folder “HingeAngleService”, copy “HingeAngleService.exe” to your Windows\System32 folder.

Open Powershell or Command Prompt as ADMINISTRATOR. Make sure you are in the Windows\system32 folder and type HingeAngleService.exe -install

PS C:\Windows\system32> HingeAngleService.exe -install

Hinge angle service V1.0

Service DACL updated successfully
Service startup updated successfully.
Service description updated successfully.
Service failure actions updated successfully.

AFTER the service is installed, double click “HingeAngleService.reg” to have the needed data added to your Registry.

Restart the machine. If Tablet Mode does not work when you fold the laptop, check your services and make sure “Hinge Angle Detection” Startup type is set to “Automatic”.

Three devices in Device Manager will likely need drivers, they can be updated from the extracted Trekstor driver folder.

EDIT: Simply executing “installDriver.bat” from the Trekstor.de driver package mentioned above will do it all for you, in addition to all the other drivers if you want the full package.

 

The Trekstore Drivers are not available but the files can be found in this thread. The additional step

Open Powershell or Command Prompt as ADMINISTRATOR. Make sure you are in the Windows\system32 folder and type HingeAngleService.exe -install

was proposed on this site before running the .reg file.

[scott]

Hi Lads and Lasses,

Here is something for those, like me who never got their keyboard and mouse to stop working in tablet mode.

I have a Kogan Y300 convertible and like a lot of you reinstalled windows without doing a backup first.  As a consequence tablet mode stopped working. I have tried everything in this and other threads, Kogan don’t supply drivers or disk image for this laptop and nobody has put an image of their drive up anywhere.

Anyway, i had this program called reWASD, which i use to remap an xbox controller that i use for games on the PC and I wondered if I could remap all the keyboard keys to do nothing. Lo and behold this works. It is quite possibly the clunkiest way of disabling the trackpad and keyboard but it is the only way that I have managed with this kogan laptop.

I can now flip the screen, the laptop goes into tablet mode (keyboard and mouse still active) and a couple of presses on the screen to apply reWASD and the keyboard and mouse buttons (havent got the trackpad fully disabled) stop working. to start them again its either ctl/alt/del or just use the touchscreen.

Anyway, if nothing else here works for you (and this thread is the most informative on the interwebs for this problem), might be worth giving this a go. The free version should be able to cover one device (keyboard/trackpad).

Good Luck

rewsad link: https://www.rewasd.com/

 

[scott]

New update.

I just updated to windows 11, the released version, and everything works now. I had previously updated to a developer version and had the issues but did a fresh Windows 10 install (keyboard/mouse not turning off), updated to windows 11 and now when I flip the screen the keyboard and mouse turn off again.

 

[andrea]

qualcuno potrebbe aiutarmi ho un teclast f6 pro ma ho dovuto reinstallare tutto ma non riesco a trovare nessun driver ora non sento l’audio e ancora meno se lo metto in modo tab mi disattiva i tasti e non funziona il tocco sullo schermo non so dove trovare i driver mi servirebbe a questo punto il pacchetto completo tastiera tocco schermo audio ecc help me please

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