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I modded my lapbook with a heatpipe that transfers heat from the middle of the metal CPU shield to the metal bar for added thermal mass. Never been able to push the lapbook beyond 76 degrees Celsius ever since even when stress-testing with Prime95 for a few hours and the Lapbook being plugged in for charging at the same time. The bar stays inside. 😉

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I was pretty sure that the minimize gesture was the touchpad sending Win-key + arrow down which turned out to be true.

So the other two gestures are Win-key + Tab and Win-key + a respectively. Riddle solved.  😉

Here’s a nice overview of Windows 10 shortcuts:

https://shortcutworld.com/en/Windows/10/win/all

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You are welcome Justinkeyback! I’m using touchfreeze, works great as well. Recommended as an additional install.

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Here’s good news for those that still want to disable pinch-to-zoom or the annoying swipe-in gestures like the minimize gesture from the top or who want to reverse the scrolling direction.

Here’s what you need:

1. Download AutoHotKey from here: https://www.autohotkey.com/
2. Download the attached zip-file and extract it.
3. Right-click the mouse_mod.ahk script and select edit from the context menu to choose the options that you want/need.

; Disable swipe from top
#Down::
return

; Disable swipe from right
#a::
return

; Disable swipe from left
#Tab::
return

; Disable pinch-to-zoom
^WheelDown::
return
^WheelUp::
return

; Reverse scrolling direction
WheelUp::
Send {WheelDown}
return
WheelDown::
Send {WheelUp}
return

If you want all of these options active leave the script as it is.
The options that you don’t need can be deselected by deleting the corresponding entry or commenting them out by placing a ; in front of every line of the entry.

Save the script and double-click to see if all the selected options work.

The script minimizes to the system tray, right-clicking the icon gives you options like edit, reload, exit etc.

If you want the script to run automatically for the current user upon Windows startup do the following:
Press the Windows key + r to open the run dialog, enter shell:startup and copy the script to the startup folder that opens.

In case the script should run for all users type shell:common startup and copy the script there.

A restart of Windows is recommended to make sure that the script works correctly!

Hope this works for you, enjoy!

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This is great information, thanks to the OP and Chris. Confirmed working on the Chuwi Lapbook 14 old revision. No worries about thermals, I modded it with a heatpipe and some other stuff a few months ago and thermals haven’t been a problem ever since (76 degrees Celsius after three hours of Prime 95 stress testing).

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Oh my, Chuwi what are you doing… I have the old revision and still like it a lot but the thermals were a problem even with the thermal mod it was possible to push it beyond 90 degrees Celsius when charging and really pushing it at the same time. I went to digikey and got myself a flat heatpipe (for around 10 bucks) that now transfers the heat from the center of the aluminum heat spreader (where the CPU sits) onto the metall bar underneath, with a couple of copper heatsinks glued in between so I didn’t have to bend the heatpipe.  3 hours of Prime 95 heat generating test were only able to push it to 76 degrees Celsius, it won’t go higher than this no matter what you do, ever since I did that mod a few month ago I wasn’t able to push temps beyond that with the thermal throttling limit disabled in the Bios so it can be done without resorting to CPU/GPU throttling measures like they seem to have done on the newer models, shame really.

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