Microsoft Windows already includes a virtual keyboard which serves purposes: act the keyboard app when using a tablet device and become a rescue when the physical keyboard doesn’t work properly.It was last year when the Redmond announced they would add a virtual touchpad to Windows 10. The feature started to show up in Insider builds.
The virtual touchpad looks and works the same way as a regular physical touchpad does. There are two buttons at its bottom which act as the left and right-click buttons.
Other than regular touchpad gestures like pinch-to-zoom, two-finger scroll, etc., the virtual touchpad also supports all Precision Touchpad gestures offered by Microsoft for physical touchpads.
You can head to Settings>Devices>Touchpad to manage options and customizations for the virtual touchpad in Windows 10.
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