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If not then this is the way to do it: Windows 7 Installation Advanced Drive Formatting. 1 – Boot up from the Windows 7 installation disc. 2 – Choose Repair your computer. 3 – In the System Recovery Options screen, choose Use recovery tools and click Next. 4 – Open the Command Prompt. Turn on Tablet PC Components in Windows 7/8/10 Begin by logging in to Windows with an account that has administrative privileges. Then, click on Start Control Panel Programs Programs and Features. To the right of the window, click on the link titled Turn Windows Features On or Off. Turn on Tablet PC Components in Windows 7/8/10.
I made a post a minute ago about using the Client Management Module for Powershell to do this, but I spoke too soon. It doesn't look like this can be executed on remote machines, only locally.
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I guess since they are all Win7 machines you could push out the module to all the machines, and then schedule a powershell script on each machine to run:
'Import-Module PSClientManager'
'Remove-ClientFeature -Name TabletPCOC -Force'
Not the most elegant solution ever and could have problems depending on permissions, might be tedious if you don't have a good way to push out the module and script in an automated fashion.
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Looks like Microsoft doesn't like allowing remote management of core OS features remotely for security reasons.
Anyway, hope that helps a little