By Michael | Last Updated
Tablet Mode in Windows 10 offers a touch-friendly interface, ideal for devices like 2-in-1 laptops and tablets. It simplifies navigation by enlarging icons and optimizing the Start menu for touch input. Here, you can learn how to enable or disable Tablet Mode according to your needs.
Step 1: Open Action Center.
Step 2: Find the Tablet Mode tie and then click to turn it on or off. If you cannot find Tablet mode tile, click Expand to see all actions.
If you cannot find Tablet Mode in Action Center, you can access Settings to manage it.
Step 1: Open Settings.
Step 2: Choose System.
Step 3: Select Tablet and click the switch under Tablet Mode to turn it on or off.
For detailed illustration, please look at the following picture.
Step 4: Customize the Tablet mode settings in your preference.
Under When I sign in, choose: Always use tablet mode; Never use tablet mode; Remember what I used last
In When this device automatically switches tablet mode on or off section, you can choose from Don't ask me and don't switch, Always ask me before switching, and Don't ask me and always switch.
Automatic Switching: On convertible devices, Windows 10 can automatically switch to Tablet Mode when you detach the keyboard or fold the device. Ensure your settings under System > Tablet are configured to your preference.
Taskbar Behavior: In Tablet Mode, the taskbar icons may change appearance or behavior to accommodate touch input. You can customize these settings under Settings > Personalization > Taskbar.
Exiting Tablet Mode: If your device is stuck in Tablet Mode, try restarting it. Persistent issues may require checking for driver updates or system updates.
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