I've searched the interwebs for an answer to this, but google really doesn't like the keywords 'Chromebook' and 'Windows' being searched together. Is there any known workarounds to make my touchpad/touchscreen work in Windows? Even if the touchscreen is a lost cause, there has to be a way to make the touchpad work at least, I hate having to pull out a mouse and find a table to use it just to navigate. In the control panel, it says 'device doesn't support touch' but on ChromeOS and linux, my touchscreen works, as does my touchpad, and I always think if there is a will, there is a way. The only thing that doesn't work is my touchscreen and touchpad. There's also supposed to be an option I can add.

The notes for Brunch say that touchscreen support was added. I used Linux Mint to install the latest stable versions of brunch and the Rammus. So far I'm really enjoying it except for the fact that the touch screen isnt working. It has been a while since I've used Windows, and I've read a lot about how Windows 'doesn't work on chromebooks', but I got it working and it works fine for the most part. I recently installed Chrome OS on my Surface Pro 4.

I have an R11 I wiped and put linux on (fedora 33), but needed Windows for some things, as everyone knows, so I installed an official copy of Windows 10 on my external hd.

Touch screen not working on chrome