To perform a right-click action on your Asus Vivobook 15 when using the touchscreen, you can use a simple tap-and-hold gesture. This action is designed to replicate the functionality of a right mouse button click on a touch interface.
Here's how to do it:
Step-by-Step Guide to Touchscreen Right-Click
Performing a right-click via touchscreen on your Asus Vivobook 15 is straightforward, using the method described in the provided references.
- Tap and Hold: From the Desktop or within an application, tap on the screen and keep your finger held down. Don't lift your finger immediately.
- Wait for the Indicator: When you have pressed long enough, you will see a Square form appear on the screen right where you are pressing. This visual indicator confirms that the system recognizes your long-press gesture as a potential right-click action.
- Release Your Finger: Once the square appears, remove your finger from the screen.
- Access the Menu: After you remove your finger, the standard Right-Click Menu (also known as a context menu) relevant to the item or area you tapped will appear. This menu provides various options specific to your current selection or location.
This method allows users of touchscreen-enabled Asus Vivobook 15 models to access context menus without needing a physical mouse or using the touchpad.
Summary Table: Touchscreen Right-Click
| Action | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Tap and Hold | Press and hold a finger on the screen. | System recognizes long press. |
| See Indicator | A square appears at the touch point. | Visual confirmation. |
| Release Finger | Lift your finger off the screen. | Initiates action. |
| Menu Appears | The context/right-click menu is displayed. | Access options. |
This long-press gesture is a fundamental way to interact with touch-based interfaces in Windows and is directly applicable to touchscreen models of the Asus Vivobook 15.
