The infamous Xiaomi Mi Book Air (13) - does anyone have one? Question!

[staubgame]

So, I have an unusual problem.

But first things first, yes, I know, chinese brand and all that.

It's for a customer, he bought it and gave it to me to install a german windows.

The device works like a charm, runs fast, amazing display, really quiet under windows with I'd say about 8 hours of battery life.

 

What I want to know:
Whenever I press a button on the keyboard, the touchpad becomes unresponsive for about 0.5 seconds.

Under Windows I did not realize that at all but I tried Overwatch for gaming performance and I was to lazy to connect a mouse.

Anyone else having this notebook and this issue, or any other notebook with that issue,

or any idea to solve it?

- I couldn't find anything on the internet (yet) except for one youtube guy who had the same issue.

https://youtu.be/nBLnmoMJxhA?t=3m11s 

This is the video at the point where he describes the problem, same as I have it.

- I tried several combinations of drivers: Original, Synaptics, Windows, Windows after Update. The touchpad works really well except for that short amount of time after pressing a button.

 

Thanks in advance

[ProjectBox153]

I've seen this on my HP Envy laptop. I don't know why it does that, but I can only assume it's a hardware limitation. I found out when trying to game on it (which it does OK) that you can't use the trackpad and the keyboard at the same time. 

[staubgame]

5 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

I've seen this on my HP Envy laptop. I don't know why it does that, but I can only assume it's a hardware limitation. I found out when trying to game on it (which it does OK) that you can't use the trackpad and the keyboard at the same time. 

Yeah I want to know wether that is the problem or if it is software related (ie if I can fix it somehow)

[ProjectBox153]

Just now, staubgame said:

Yeah I want to know wether that is the problem or if it is software related (ie if I can fix it somehow)

From what I've seen on my HP Envy, it seems to be hardware related (although I haven't really dug much into it). 

[Droidbot]

9 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

I've seen this on my HP Envy laptop. I don't know why it does that, but I can only assume it's a hardware limitation. I found out when trying to game on it (which it does OK) that you can't use the trackpad and the keyboard at the same time. 

It's meant to be so when you type and hit the mouse it doesnt respond and vice versa

[staubgame]

1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

It's meant to be so when you type and hit the mouse it doesnt respond and vice versa

That actually makes sense.

Expecially since I haven't noticed it under windows, only when I tried some gaming (and who games with a touchpad)...

It does occour since now that I know I tried it and it happens, but it's just such a short brief period of time.