To avoid these issues, here are two ways to manage and disable the Charms Bar in Windows 8.1.

On Windows 8 touch devices, the Charms Bar is generally very useful, but those who use Windows 8 primarily on a desktop with a mouse and keyboard may find it distracting, and may be frustrated by inadvertently triggering the bar when the mouse is moved to the right corners of the screen. This bar houses important functions such as app settings, PC settings, device control, sharing options, and the ability to search your PC or your current app. The Charms Bar in Windows 8 is the bar of icons that slides in from the right side of the screen when swiping on a touch device, or when clicking in the lower-right or upper-right corners of the screen while using a mouse.

Two Ways to Manage and Disable the Charms Bar in Windows 8