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Edit: What I have read so far is that the Lego games are not playing well with the Ally touchscreen. People have been disabling it in the device manager with mouse and KB connected. Then the games play beautifully.
ASUS needs to let us disable touchscreen on a game by game basis.
Edit 2: Can confirm the touch screen being disabled (through device manager) does fix the issues.
Someone was kind enough to provide their powershell script they wrote. I will have this on my desktop for easy access.
Hopefully my final edit.
To get the above script to work I copied it into the powershell ISE and saved it to my desktop. That was not working. I had to remember to open a powershell terminal as admin and execute the following command.
after that things work fine.
FInal final edit: It turns out that having the touch screen on doesn't cause the issue. If you start the game with it on and then disable after it is started the issue remains. If you start the game with it disabled and then enable touch screen with the game running it continues to run smooth.