How to Change Touchpad Right-Click Region in Windows 11

Why Change Your Right-Click Region Size?

Changing your touchpad right-click region size lets you decide how much of your touchpad’s bottom-right corner acts as a right-click button.

What Happens When You Change This Setting?

The touchpad right-click region size dictates how a specific corner of your touchpad functions for right-clicks. This setting lets you choose how large that area is. This feature is available on certain Windows 11 builds and might not function if your device manufacturer already provides its own touchpad app.

This feature also only works on touchpads with a pressable surface. The adjustment feature itself appears in Windows 11 build 26220.8138 (Beta 25H2) and build 26300.8142 (Dev 25H2) or newer. If your device’s manufacturer app already configured this setting, you’ll see a “Custom” option in the dropdown.

How to Change Your Right-Click Region Size

1. Open the Surface app.
2. Click or tap on Touchpad settings to expand it open.
3. Select the option you want: Large, Medium, or Small for the right-click region size.
4. You can now close the Settings app ⚙️ if you like.

Here’s how to change your touchpad right-click region size in Windows 11: Open the Surface app and navigate to Touchpad settings. Once there, you can pick between Large, Medium, or Small options for the right-click area. After making your selection, you can close the app.

Summary

Adjusting the Windows 11 touchpad right-click region size is quite simple. Users open the Surface app, access Touchpad settings, and select a preferred size: Large, Medium, or Small. This touchpad setting change updates the right-click zone, improving touchpad comfort for user needs.