Touchpad delay after typing in Windows 10 on Lenovo Flex 2-15

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What is the make and model of the computer?

This issue could be due to screen resolution is not set correctly.

To check your screen resolution

Your screen resolution must be at least 1024 x 768 to have multiple windows and apps on your screen at the same time.

1. Click on Windows button then go to Settings, and then click on system.
2. Then click on Display and then choose option Advanced display settings
3. Check for the screen resolution.

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The model is Lenovo Flex 2 15. 

Screen resolution is set to 1920 x 1080. My screen shows multiple windows and apps, it's not an issue.

The problem is with touchpad delay. I have to wait for a second after I use my keyboard for the touchpad to function again. I tried different settings and drivers but none helped. 

My model is a laptop Toshiba Satellite L755
Screen Resolution is set to 1366x768

Im dealing with the same problem; After using the laptop's keyboard i have to wait 2 seconds to be able to use the touchpad. I went into the activity center -) all settings -) Devices -) mouse and touchpad and there is somekind of setting under the mouse settings that gives "protection" soo your touchpad doesnt move while you are typing, there is 4 types of "protection"; No delay, slow delay, medium delay and fast delay. I think the default setting is Medium Delay, and even if you switch to fast/slow/no delay its still on Medium Delay.

It cant be changed and playing games on my laptop is impossible due to that delay. 

I've found a solution. Type in search "regedit", then right-press on the HKEY_CURRENT_USER, tap on Find and type "Elantech". Then go to SmartPad and set values of DisableWhenType_DelayTime_Gesture,  DisableWhenType_DelayTime_Move, DisableWhenType_DelayTime_Tap all to 0. Restart your computer and viola  there should be no touchpad delay after typing.

Here's other guy's explanation you may prefer: http://wj32.org/wp/2012/12/19/asus-ux31e-setting-up-the-elantech-touchpad-driver-for-windows-8/

P.S. This worked for my Lenovo Flex 2-15 with Elantech touchpad. Hope this will also help guys with Toshiba and Alienware laptops. ;)

Found the solution for Synaptics touchpads:

1. Open mouse properties.

2. Click Clickpad tab and then click on Values...

3. Click on advanced, then on SmartSense/Palm Check.

4. Set it to the minimum.

5. ???

6. Profit