I disabled the Touchscreen of my Lenovo X220 (core i7) tablet due to over-sensitivity (it registers some non-existing ‘touches’ itself) in the Device Manager according to this previous post:
How do I disable the touch screen on Windows 8.1 for a Lenovo X220?
It works right after I have disabled it. However, as soon as it has entered a sleep mode or a hibernation mode or has been rebooted, then the touchscreen is automatically enabled again. It wasn’t like this before, and now it is quite annoying because my X220 is set to sleep with a 5-10 minutes idle time.
Has anyone experienced this? Or is it just some kind of Lenovo driver update / plug-and-play issue?
Thanks in advance.
P.s. I am running Windows 10 x64 with all the latest windows updates and Lenovo updates.
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