You can locate the mouse settings by clicking on the taskbar search box and plugging in, simply enough, “mouse” to pull up the “Mouse & touchpad settings” entry. That doesn’t mean it couldn’t use a little tweaking (one of the first things we do on every laptop we install Windows on is adjust the sensitivity and make a few other tweaks). Not only did Microsoft introduce the feature in Windows 8 but they also, wisely, turned it on by default.
Adjusting Trackpad Sensitivity in Windows 10 Let’s take a look at adjusting the trackpad features and, while we’re already mucking around in the mouse options, some other very handy trackpad/mouse tweaks to make for improved productivity on your laptop. Since Windows 8, however, Windows finally has native touchpad management that aligns with user needs and you no longer have to rely on manufacturer utilities (which may or may not exist) or third-party apps. Some manufacturers addressed the issue with utilities that allowed you to tweak the sensitivity or outright disable the trackpad while typing, and there has been a host of third-party applications over the years, like TouchFreeze and TouchPad, that temporarily lock the touchpad when you’re typing.
As a result the next keystrokes you make won’t be where the end of the line you were finishing is but wherever in the body of text the cursor moved as a result of the keystroke. It’s natural for your hands to either rest on or brush the palmrest of your laptop while you’re typing but errant brushes will often register as a tap. Trackpads might be a very clever way to pack a mouse into a laptop palm rest but for years and years they’ve been a huge pain to use on account of their proximity to your palms and how sensitive they are.
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