Go to the control panel and select "Mouse". Go to the "Devices" bit under the new "Settings" screen and select "Mouse & Touchpad" then at the bottom is "Additional mouse options". I am using a Synaptics device, so the following instructions apply for that: even more annoying was the start menu allowed for a series of menu options when you type "gesture" but then takes you to a screen that doesn't show the option you requested. The settings take effect immediately, so you can change and see right away if it helps. There are other keys for FourFingerDown, ZoomEnabled, Taps, etc. I was just worried about the EdgeSwipe that minimized all windows, so I changed the key EnableEdgy from 1 to 0.
It contains many DWORD values with touchpad options.
To solve the problem, you need to edit the following registry key: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\PrecisionTouchPad Since many of these touchpads are small anyway, there are a lot of nuisance gestures that cannot be disabled. In Windows 10, there is a flaw that this device does not display any touch settings in the Control Panel (thinking it is a regular mouse), but the special gestures are nevertheless processed by the system.
CHANGING MOUSE GESTURES WINDOWS 10 DRIVER
Many cheap laptop touchpads don't have a driver like Alps or Synaptics, but use the generic HID-mouse.
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