Thank you for your consideration and your help. When I first installed my Windows 10 Professional on my tablet PC, that problem never This issue appeared after the massive update of December 2015. Input panel would pop up to permit to show the onscreen keyboard panel right under the zone when the text would be entered. We were able to put the cursor in any data entry field and a small "floating" Windows 7 slide Panel and popup panel was much easier to handle for Tablet PC owners, I regret it. Yet even when I change the keyboard setup, the next time I click in a text box, the same handwriting panel appears again. Get the choice to set the desired mode as default. Note that on tablet mode or PC mode, I would rather use the onscreen keyboard as the default option or at least I tried to find registry settings on the web to force the input panel to show up on PC mode but also no go, the only way is to press the input panel icon on system tray. Is missing The option should be available on Settings > Devices > Typing Note that the "Automatically show the touch keyboard in windowed apps when there's no keyboard attached to your device" Note that there is no way to disable the keyboard in device manager. Panel won't show up anymore - Tried to uninstall the default system keyboard and reboot but the system reinstall it at each run and still won't allow the input panel to show up on PC mode. These list items enable the input of linearity data for calibrating the digitizers on the device. A container for DeviceElement list items. Specifies whether the handwriting panel is initially docked by default. While checking the web I read that since the system consider that there is a keyboard connected on some tablet PC (which is not the case for mine) the input These list items help associate a Tablet PC digitizer with a monitor. When running as a tablet mode, but won't appear on normal PC mode since the "massive" December update. The handwriting input panel appears by default It's worth noting that using the same calibration tool, you can calibrate the pen input with Surface or another device that includes stylus support.On my tablet PC running Windows 10 pro, I use the stylus as a mouse, normally the keyboard will pop up automatically if you don't have a physical keyboard and you touch a field where you can type something. Once you've completed the steps, your touch-enabled device should more accurately register touch inputs.
If you're having an inaccurate response using touch, use these steps to re-calibrate the device: How to fix touch input accuracy on Windows 10 In this Windows 10 guide, we'll walk you through the easy steps to calibrate a display that uses touch technology without having to use third-party tools.
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