Clevo laptop palm check please help

I want to buy the Clevo p650HS-G laptop, but their tech support says that the laptop has palm checking that cannot be turned off. I.e when a key is pressed the touchpad disables for a moment. I really need to know if that can be turned off. If anyone can help me, I'd really appreciate it. They use Synaptics touchpad drivers.

 

Yes, the feature is embedded and there's no simple way to disable it. There is a registry trick that might work, though I haven't tried it and it's a bit tedious: http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-3052886/touchpad-typing-gaming.html#17931640

 

This is singlehandedly stopping me from buying this laptop, it's horrible. Why would you restrict like this?

Can you try fixing it? If it can be fixed at all that's one thing.

 

Out of curiosity, what requires you to constantly move the mouse on the touchpad and type at the same time?

 

Is this REALLY so uncommon? Sometimes I use the trackpad to play games.

 

I also find the palmcheck very annoying when gaming on the go (just doesn't work) and when using various 3d/graphic editors.
I've changed the PalmKms settings with regedit using this post: https://superuser.com/a/646399, with touch pad sensitivity on most sensitive. That did the trick on my 751dm2-g.
There is supposed to be a synaptics control panel somewhere, with more settings but I was never able to find it on Win10.
Only thing that still doesn't work is one combination that I use in photoshop, space+touch pad scrolling+left mouse button.

 

Oh great, so the registry edit did work for you? That's a relief.

 

Looks like the same workaround from the TomsGuide posted earlier. Glad to hear it worked.

You also asked why we would restrict this: We don't. This is an underlying "feature" of Windows 10 and current Synaptics drivers.