My TouchScreen is messed up

I have an HP PhotoSmart C4650 All-in-one USB wired to a Lenovo IdeaCentre K210 desktop/tower (Vista 32, SP2). The printer serial # is {Removed for privacy}and the FPU # is Q8418-64001. It works fine EXCEPT: (a) messages on the Touchscreen indicate that it iws waiting for a memory card to be inserted, or for a scan item to be placed face down on the glass. The default I'm used to (until a few days ago) was the touchscreen with three choices: scan, photo and copy. I use the copy commend on the printer but scan from HP Solution Center. I've never done photos, (b) when I attempted a scan it got to showing the preview but wouldn't show the dotted lines and wouldn't show Finish, to click (when the Touchscreen was thinking of photos), and (c) this seems nuts - when I tried to go online to HP.com for help, Windows reported that it couldn't open the webpage.
No real error messages except that the touchscreen wants a memory card, insertion of a scannable item, or it once just printed a blank page when I hadn't touched anything. It beeps and the screen changes on its own.
Changes before the issue? I'm not sure. I had just upgraded PC Tools Registry Mechanic version 11, but their Email Help got me nowhere, I got several problems at that time, including a failure of my OEM VGA cable, which I replaced and it was fine.
Something that may be related is the USB port. My printer is connected in the back of the tower and there are two USB ports in front, When I insert a flash drive the screen that usually says What do you want to do? stopped appearing so I get access through the Computer Folder, but with the Sandisk Cruzer (that apparently has software that speeds it up) the USB ports don't recognize it and don't indicate an available drive letter. The Sandisk website said this is not a Sandisk product.
I uninstalled-reinstalled the printer software and now have the full-feature version installed.

You can't. That's why there is a passcode - if you could "get around it", it would have no value. You can restore the phone and clear the passcode, but you lose the data if you didn't backup before.
iOS: Forgotten passcode or device disabled after entering wrong passcode

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My Iphone was dropped and now the touchscreen is not working....reset it and recharged and still wont slide for me ??????? what to do

i dropped my iphone and n ow it wont work ...i restroe it and recharged itand it still wont slide for me ....touchscreen is messed up.....everything else ok though???????

Did the reset process work? Have you seen the Apple Logotype after pressing the Home/Sleep button?
If that does not work, I'd suggest to restore iPhone. If even it does not work, your iPhone may need service.

My touchscreen will open up apps/trouble texting/sliding open screen/touchscreen after update??

My touchscreen is messing up..i updated the new update a couple nights ago..ever since, its been opening apps by itself as if i was selecting to open it...i have trouble texting or selecting certain things..for example ill try to text a certain the letter M and itll give me another letter..or ill try to open up twitter and itll select vine app way across the screen...is it some type of calibration that needs to be reset? please help

Basic troubleshooting from the User's Guide is reset, restart, restore (first from backup then as new). Try each of these in order until the issue is resolved.

IPhone 5 Touchscreen

Just unboxed the iPhone 5 and for the most part it's great. But one big problem has been occurring with the touchscreen, which I've heard is new (integrated with the display itself versus a separate capacitive layer as in past iPhones). I'm curious if anyone else has been having this issue or has any suggestions on what to do...
The touchscreen acts up by "sensing" my finger even when it's not actually touching the screen, but is just very close. This happens gradually at first, then it seems to get a little worse, requiring me to use more exaggerated gestures to actually get the phone to do what I want it to do. Eventually the phone will just respond to my hand waving above it even several millimeters above the screen, and seems to go haywire. It starts missing the letter/button that I'm trying to type. Sometimes the whole screen freezes to where I can't swipe to unlock, slide between home screen pages, etc. Although the physical buttons like the home button and standby button do seem to still respond despite the touchscreen being messed up or frozen, it doesn't get rid of the problem when I go back to what I was doing.
Eventually, I end up resetting the phone by holding down both the standby and home buttons simultaneously for a few seconds. When the device powers on again, it seems to have done the trick and the touchscreen is back to normal. However, the problem reoccurs with a fairly high/annoying level of frequency. (I mean I've only had the device for a few hours total and it's already happened at least half a dozen times.)
Has anyone else experienced this? Does this sound like I have a lemon or could this be a general issue? I wonder if it can be fixed with a software patch or if I need a replacement screen/device. Pretty frustrating to deal with right out of the box, and I don't really want to go anywhere near an Apple Store today with all the craziness that's probably taking place...

I would go to the apple store and get a replacement or send it in. That shouldn't be happening.

IPhone 5 Touchscreen Problems

Just unboxed the iPhone 5 and for the most part it's great. But one big problem has been occurring with the touchscreen, which I've heard is new (integrated with the display itself versus a separate capacitive layer as in past iPhones). I'm curious if anyone else has been having this issue or has any suggestions on what to do...
The touchscreen acts up by "sensing" my finger even when it's not actually touching the screen, but is just very close. This happens gradually at first, then it seems to get a little worse, requiring me to use more exaggerated gestures to actually get the phone to do what I want it to do. Eventually the phone will just respond to my hand waving above it even several millimeters above the screen, and seems to go haywire. It starts missing the letter/button that I'm trying to type. Sometimes the whole screen freezes to where I can't swipe to unlock, slide between home screen pages, etc. Although the physical buttons like the home button and standby button do seem to still respond despite the touchscreen being messed up or frozen, it doesn't get rid of the problem when I go back to what I was doing.
Eventually, I end up resetting the phone by holding down both the standby and home buttons simultaneously for a few seconds. When the device powers on again, it seems to have done the trick and the touchscreen is back to normal. However, the problem reoccurs with a fairly high/annoying level of frequency. (I mean I've only had the device for a few hours total and it's already happened at least half a dozen times.)
Has anyone else experienced this? Does this sound like I have a lemon or could this be a general issue? I wonder if it can be fixed with a software patch or if I need a replacement screen/device. Pretty frustrating to deal with right out of the box, and I don't really want to go anywhere near an Apple Store today with all the craziness that's probably taking place...

I spent about 1 hr on the phone with the people from apple care. Performed the following steps (most I had already performed on my own.):
Soft Reset
Hard Reset
Factory Restore (from handset)
Factory Restore (from iTunes)
Power down (several times, with case on and off)
None of this seemed to make any difference. After the restore the phone seemed to work for about five minutes before going back to doing the exact same thing.
I started experiencing the following issues almost directly after unboxing my iphone:
Can't press the button I intend to press.
If I hover my finger over the screen multiple buttons are pressed (as if I am touching the screen).
When I am able to press a button it often presses it multiple times.
Screen jumps or acts erratic when trying to scroll.
After the time I spent on the phone the apple care tech suggested that my fastest resolution would be to try and have the phone replaced at my local apple retail store. He said that he could set up the replacement over the phone, but had no idea how long the replacement would take. He also stated that I could continue to use my phone (which doesn't operate properly) until the new one arrives.
Hopefully the apple store has some units set aside for replacing/repairing the lemons that apple sent out.

Best Buy is a mess, or worse.

Best Buy is a mess, or worse. I just signed up for Amazon Prime. Here’s why:
I purchased a laptop that arrived with a non-functioning touchpad. I simply wanted to exchange this broken computer for a working model. Best Buy could not accomplish this, and showed some abysmal customer service in the process. I thought somebody at Best Buy should know. Below are the details.
I ordered an HP Envy Touchsmart Sleekbook with a 1TB HD and 8GB memory (SKU 9268057) on 1 January 2014 through BestBuy.com. The computer's specs were good and the price was great ($399), so I pulled the trigger on the purchase.
The computer arrived quickly and as promised, but after a 10-15 minutes of use, the touchpad “click” would stick down and the computer would be remain constantly left-clicking. In other words, the computer was not useable.
I visited the Best Buy store in Reston, VA (store 297) and showed the problem to the Geek Squad. They said the computer could be sent for repair (approximately 3 weeks), or I could exchange it for a new one. Opting for the exchange, I took the computer to the customer service counter. I was then told that the computer was an online only item and I would have to call 1-888-Best-Buy to exchange it.
Issue #1 – I bought the computer from Best Buy and wanted to exchange the computer at Best Buy. As a customer, I simply do not care if your internal inventory systems list an item as online only. If visiting Best Buy to exchange a Best Buy item, I expect my very basic request to be honored.
But fair enough, I understand. I called the number, navigated a horribly designed IVR, then waited on hold for 30 minutes. Apparently, I was transferred to Tech Support in error. Tech Support said I'd have to be transferred again and wait on hold again. I said that waiting another 30 minutes was unacceptable and asked that I be transferred directly to a person who could help. At this point, the person in Tech Support hung up on me.
Issue #2 – Despite my being courteous and polite on the phone, the inconvenience of my request caused this person in tech support to commit an indefensible disservice to a paying customer. I can think of few things in this world that surpass the rudeness, gall, and unprofessionalism of hanging up on a customer. How little training are these people receiving that they would hang up on anybody, much less a customer?
I called 1-888-Best-Buy again, waiting on hold for 30 minutes a second time. This person was more helpful. A shipping label was promptly emailed to me and I sent back the computer. A few days later, I noticed that my credit card was refunded for the computer, but this was extremely odd given that I wanted an exchange for the exact same computer.
Issue #4 – The Best Buy return forms need to be vastly clearer. A customer needs to be able to indicate that the product is being exchanged, not returned. I placed a handwritten note on the form, but apparently nobody at the return center bothered to read the note.
I called 1-888-Best-Buy a third time. This time, I spoke with a very nice lady who was (frankly and unfortunately) clueless. She said that since the money was back on my credit card, I could simply buy the computer again. I explained to her approximately a dozen times that I wanted an exchange and that if I repurchased the computer again, I would not receive the sale price because the computer was no longer on sale (I believe that the price was then $699). In other words, the failure of Best Buy to correctly process the exchange would cost me an extra $300 if I was to repurchase the computer. The customer service agent could not resolve the problem and then transferred me to a new person.
Issue #5 – From my first phone conversation with a customer service agent, I was given an RA number. Subsequently, I was told by everybody with whom I spoke that they could not look up my order or exchange via the RA number. Why does Best Buy give an RA number if it is subsequently useless? This is a giant waste of your customers’ time.
I explained the situation a second time to the new customer service representative. He understood the issue and was very helpful in resolving the issue. After a few minutes of investigating, he came back on the line and said that the computer was no longer available, but that he would complete the exchange with a like product (HP Envy with 1TB HD and 8GB memory). This resolution was exceptionally fair and met my expectations (the new computer had a price of $999, after all).
When this new computer arrived, I realized that it was similar but had some substantial and material differences. The keyboard is not backlit, the screen has very poor resolution (I’ve spent hours trying to resolve this issue to no avail), the touchpad is difficult to use and unresponsive, the monitor does not open beyond 90 degrees (Okay, maybe 95 degrees…but this makes the computer impossible to use on a desk, or more importantly, on a lap. Seriously, why would HP design a computer like this?? You have to stoop down to see the monitor because it simply does not open wide enough), and the laptop body is horribly designed with all of the weight on the back, leaving the computer constantly unbalanced and the touchscreen 50% useless). As I discovered, these differences all boiled down to a very small detail: The original HP I purchased was a Sleekbook, while the new laptop is not. One small word, one big difference.
I then went back to the Best Buy store in Reston, VA and explained the situation. My request was to exchange the HP Envy that I now possessed for the same model that I originally purchased (the HP Envy Sleekbook). The lady at the customer service desk said that she could not perform the exchange. Her rationale was that the exchange could not be made if the new computer would cost more than the original computer that I purchased. I explained that I was now in possession of a $999 computer and was wanting to leave the store with a $699 computer. This would net Bet Buy $200. Regardless of that fact, however, my request to her was very basic: I purchased an HP Envy Sleekbook, the first exchange did not work, and I still expected to receive an HP Envy Sleekbook. She then went to find her supervisor.
Issue #6 – Why can Best Buy employees not make a decision? Can Best Buy please empower somebody? Waiting around at the counter while employees search for a supervisor is unacceptable in 2014. If you need an example, visiting an Apple store would be hugely beneficial.
The supervisor, James {Removed per Forum Guidelines}, then arrived. I explained the situation a second time. James verified that the computer I originally purchased was indeed available at a nearby store. But, he would have to charge me an extra $300 for the exchange. Thinking that this was preposterous, I asked him to explain. He said that he could not verify the price that I originally paid on January 1st. Conveniently, I had a smartphone in my pocket and offered to show him the receipt from my purchase.
As I did with the first employee, I explained again my very simple request to exchange the HP Envy Sleekbook that I originally purchased for a functional version of the same. He said that this was impossible because I was shipped an HP Envy Sleekbook as an exchange. I explained that this like-item exchange was the decision of Best Buy and that I had no control over what I was shipped by Best Buy when they were choosing an equivalent product. Nonetheless, all of those facts notwithstanding, I was now in possession of a $999 product and wanted to exchange it for a $699 product. THIS WOULD NET BEST BUY $200! James {Remvoed per Forum Guidelines} was unwilling to hear any of this, said I would either have to either keep the HP Envy Sleekbook or pay $300 extra to leave the store with the computer that I originally purchased for $399. These were the options, take it or leave it.
Here’s the bottom line: Best Buy won mightily. Best Buy got its way. I did not. I admit it, Best Buy is the victor. Congratulations.
I could continue to fight for an exchange, but in Best Buy’s victory, the archaic process and automaton employees have worn me down. I’ve now given up. I’ll keep this sub-par, hardly useable computer. I’ll also hate it. I’ll also scorn Best Buy when I log on every morning and every evening.
I’m not without options, though. As a matter of fact, I’ve now joined Amazon Prime. The Amazon service is amazing and I encourage every Best Buy customer to do the same. You order heavily discounted products, you have the help of many customer reviews, and the products arrive at your door the next day. I’ve already spoken to Amazon’s customer service team, and the experience was first class. Since my Best Buy experience, I’ve already ordered an iPad and Nikon D3200 for my wife’s Valentine’s Day present.
Best Buy could have had these sales. James {Removed per Forum Guidelines} and the Reston store won the battle, though. The price of losing the battle is that I have to keep a $999 laptop. The price of the victory for Best Buy, though, is that a lifetime of sales will now be channeled through Amazon Prime.
I expect Best Buy to do nothing after receiving this note. But, my ideal resolution: Please have the manager of your Reston store, along with James {Removed per Forum Guidelines}, write me a letter of apology. It would be wonderful, and go a long way towards resolving the situation, if both the manager and James {Removed per Forum Guidelines} would acknowledge that when given the opportunity to do the right thing, they instead chose to hide behind inflexible and inappropriate company policy. When given the opportunity to surprise and delight a customer, they instead chose to not lift a finger to make things right. When given the opportunity to win a loyal customer, they instead chose the easy path that resulted in alienating a customer.
All customers have a choice. My choice is now Amazon Prime.

Hello cathacker,
Buying a new computer should be fun and exciting and not fraught with problems after the fact. I deeply regret the numerous obstacles to receiving a successful exchange for your defective machine and for any resulting inconvenience.
The problems that you encountered are not helpful or endearing in the remotest measure. Having to cope with an unprofessional telephone representative is not the least of the unfortunate circumstances you describe, and for that above all I offer you my own personal apology. There is never a circumstance where behavior of that kind is appropriate and you shouldn't have had to cope with it.
I was gratified to read that your subsequent call to arrange an exchange through BestBuy.com was successful and netted a comparable computer for the same financial outlay. I was disheartened to hear that, while the offer met your expectations, the hardware did not. I know that your objective was to exchange the substituted device when you revisited the Reston store, but were you offered a refund during your conversation?
In any case, it's clear that the Reston store and BestBuy.com created a disappointing situation for you with this purchase. Certainly, this was not our goal. While I understand your decision to pursue a relationship with one of our competitors, it remains my hope that you will one day give Best Buy another chance to win you over.
Please know that i'm grateful for your eloquent remarks and for taking the time to compose and present them, both here and on our Facebook page.
Sincerely,
John|Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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IPad Videos touchscreen unresponsive to show video controls

Hello,
I've searched the archives thoroughly on this one and have found others with the same problem, but no solution. When using the Videos app, after a video has been playing for more than a couple of seconds the touchscreen becomes completely unresponsive, and I cannot bring up the video controls (pause, etc.) The only option I have at this point is the home button.
Has anyone else had this problem and found a solution?
BTW my iOS version is 3.2.1.
Thanks!

Last night I downloaded flipboard and I messed up the window order (prompt should have been active but the app behind the alert prompt was actually active, really strange) and i count not use the touchscreen at all even when I left the app. I toggled the screen and it all came back.

Touchpad touchscreen problems (erratic behavior/not responding correctly/etc) temporary solution.

I bought a HP Touchpad about a month or two after it came out. It worked pretty much as you'd expect it to until some time ago. I started getting a problem where the screen would go crazy and not respond correctly to my touch inputs. Web pages would jump all over the place, cards would zoom out, etc, in other words, they would behave erratically. After some testing I noticed that certain areas of the touchscreen would NOT respond at all to inputs while others would make the screen go crazy like I mentioned previously. I looked for information on the web to see if other people where having the same problem and found reports of the same behavior. Unfortunately there where no solutions offered. At that point I tried turning on and off the Touchpad which did not resolve the problem. My next step was to try to reinstall the OS with WebOS Doctor, but I read a post where the user reported similar behavior and reinstalling with WebOS Doctor didn't fix the problem. Needless to say I was bummed out since I figured it was a hardware problem with the touchscreen. After more testing I found a temporary solution to the problem which seems to suggest that the probem could be software. The solution when you get the problem is to hold down the power button and the home button at the same time and keep them pressed until the screen shuts down and the touchpad restarts. Once the OS comes back up it works like it is supposed to until you get the next episode of screen epilepsy. At that point you need to do the procedure again and it will fix the problem temporarily. Usually the fix lasts for a few days in my case. The fix also solves other problems I have with the touchpad. Problems like, videos not playing fluidly or freezing every few seconds although the sound plays fine (youtube), sound gets messed up (sounds are played in a robot like pitch), and others. If anybody has questions or other suggestions let me know, I will answer the as best as I can.
Post relates to: HP TouchPad (WiFi)

I think the YouTube and sound problems are separate from the other erratic behaviour. Recently my touchpad won't play YouTube videos beyond certain points, starting a few seconds in possibly due to the advertising pop-ups - I can skip forwards, but that means I miss crucial parts. My sound also goes 'robot-like' until a reboot, which is incredibly annoying! Your touchscreen problems may be specific to your device - try going to Device Info / Diagnostics and see if that tells you anything.

IPod touchscreen not working

My ipod touchscreen is not responding - I cannot slide it on or off. When this first happened I tried to reset, and then when my computer failed to recognize it I did a restore. It is still not working. I have an appointment at the Genius Bar tomorrow.
I think something happened when I downloaded a program on my computer that let me extract songs I had purchased on my iPod. I did this because I did not realize there was a button on the File menu in iTunes that would let me do this. So much for Google having all the answers. Whatever it did, I'm thinking it completely messed up things and I have no idea how to fix it. I am worried I will have to buy those songs again.
The restore seems to have worked, but the extracted songs did not go onto my iPod, and it's not coming on no matter what.
So - what can I do, other than pay for a consultation?
Thanks!
~Gmariam
3rd Gen. iPod Touch/32 MB

Never mind - it was water damage and I had to replace the entire thing. Oh well.

IPad Mini Touchscreen

I just updated my iPad Mini to 6.1 or something, just for the bug fixes. Now, my touch screen is messed up. I can slide and click on apps, but once I'm in the app, I can still slide but I can't click on anything. Before any tells be to reboot, I already tried that.

Hi, Marki1120.
I would recommend closing any open applications in multitasking and restarting the device. If unfamiliar with multitasking, I have included a screenshot on how to process an application close.
After testing the results and if the issue persists, try the steps in the articles below.
iOS: Troubleshooting applications purchased from the App Store
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1702
iPad: Troubleshooting touchscreen response
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3293
Regards,
Jason H.

Touchscreen Problems after Lollipop Update

Hello everyone, I remember that within the past year, there were maybe 5 occasions in which my Xperia Z touchscreen wouldn't react. After turning the screen off and on again, it would be fine again. Since the Lollipop update, this issue occurs 90% of the time. When I turn the screen on, the touch input doesn't work at all. Sometimes, it will start working after I turn the screen off and on several times. Somtimes a full restart of the phone does the trick. However, once the touch input is working, it works perfectly as long as the screen stays on. Is this behaviour typical for a hardware defect and the occurrence after the update is just coincidence? (which, for me, would be somewhat hard to believe...) Or is there anything on the software side that I should do/try? Many thanks and best regards, Philipp

Please read my previous posts and see why I’m very unhappy with “my” Sony.http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xperia-Z-ZL-ZR/Reboot-loop-in-Xperia-ZL-after-update-to-Lollipop/m-p/993700#M57879http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xperia-Z-ZL-ZR/Reboot-loop-in-Xperia-ZL-after-update-to-Lollipop/td-p/992453/page/3http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xperia-Z-ZL-ZR/Reboot-loop-in-Xperia-ZL-after-update-to-Lollipop/m-p/997325#M58418 I think that Sony is behind the faults in the systems, because they noticed that many of their users do not live in the country where they bought their phone. Sony wasn't happy that people shop globally, losing market share in the country they live in today. The decision to mess up these smartphones during an update is easy - they know your IMEI. I find it hard to believe a global company would be so desperate to try to sell new smartphones, to gain market share. Yet, it appears to be the case, even for customers who bought a phone in the country they live in, apparently a parallel imported one. The fact Sony only uses PCC and abandoned SUS (Update service) - where downgrades were possible – in July 2014 only enhances that impression. The lack of support from Sony adds to the conclusion that Sony is unethically blocking smartphones. Sign in via my link to change this: https://secure.avaaz.org/en/petition/Sony_Mobile_Division_Sony_solve_the_problems_with_updates_that_block_foreign_smartphones/?ejpryjb

Why does my iPad 3rd gen. stop responding after 5 minutes of use? The home button still works but the touchscreen doesn't react.

This is getting incredibly annoying. I've had this thing for 3 months and I can't use it for more than 5 mins at a time because the touchscreen stops responding!!! I tried restoring it to its factory defaults and it still keeps messing up.

Make Sure iOS is updated to the latest version
Reboot the device by pressing and holding down the home and sleep/wake buttons (power) at the same time until the apple logo appears on the screen, then let go.
If that doesn't work then reset the device by going to settings/general/reset/reset all settings
If that doesn't work, then update iTunes on computer, backup device to iTunes, then restore the device.
iTunes: Backing up and Restoring iOS software
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414?viewlocale=en_US
Device not responding or does not turn on
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3281?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
Finally, set up a repair

I had my Ipod nano 7Gen factory restored. Nano touch is working smooth without any song init but after i have any of the songs shifted from itune touch buttons get messed up. They don't work. Help me in over coming this issue

I had my Ipod nano 7th Gen factory restored. Nano touch works smooth without any song in-it but after i have any of the songs shifted from itunes, touch buttons get messed up. They don't work. Help me in over coming this issue.

Hello Rohantm,
Thank you for the details of the issue you are experiencing with your iPod nano (7th generation) touch screen. I recommend the following steps for the issue you described (you can skip the steps you have already tried):
Touch screen does not accept input
Clean the screen with a microfiber polishing cloth.
Do not wear gloves while using the touchscreen. Do not use the touchscreen with wet hands or immediately after applying hand lotion. Moisture affects touchscreen behavior in the same manner as it affects a trackpad.
If you have a protective plastic sheet or film on the touchscreen, try removing it, because it may be preventing the touchscreen from working properly.
The current application may be unresponsive; try resetting iPod by pressing and holding the Sleep/Wake button and the Home buttons simultaneously for a least six seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
Sync with iTunes and restore the iPod.
Issue not resolved
If the issue is still not resolved, please read this information on servicing your iPod.
Find the full article here:
iPod nano (7th generation): Hardware troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4433
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

X201 pen and touch are kind of messed up since update

Hi guys,
few days ago i updated my system (x201 tablet w/ multitouch) with lenovo's update utility and installed all the normal windows7 updates. And a lot was messed up since then. most of it i could fix with google, or re-installing the drivers.. but here are two things i couln't fix, and I hope someone could help.
Note: I've got the latest drivers installed and re-installed them several times.
Before I start here are some changes I recognized.
In my Systempanel under the category "Hardware and Sound" there are two new things wich wasn't there before. One is called "Touch-Properties" and the otherone "Pen Tablet-Properties".
1.)
I am not able to re-calibrate my touchscreen. If I do it as I was used to following happens:
- I am opening "Tablet PC-Properties" from the system Panel -> Hardware and sound.
- pressing "calibration" for Touch
- I get the error Mesage: "A supportet touchscreen was not found on the system."
Multitouch is still working. but is a little off. So I wish i could calilbrate it.
2.)
My Pen behaves like a mouse. Wich means the eraser does not work. And the pen-button behaves differently. When I press the button while i am hovering over the screen. It produces a right click.
When I am pressing the pen down, no right click circle appears.
Anyway, when I want to calibrate my pen following happens:
- I am opening "Tablet PC-Properties" from the system Panel -> Hardware and sound.
- pressing "calibration" for pen
- the "Pen Tablet-Properties" program opens (same as the new one i mentioned before).
Now i can calibrate my Pen with this new software (which is Version 7.0.2-19 btw.)
In this Program I can change some settings, like:
-- Activate Eraser or how the right-click should behave (hovering or click&touch).
It doesn't matter what i enable or disable, my pen behavoir does not change.
It still behaves like a normal mouse. Which is PRETTY anoying when you use "Journal" or "OneNote".
does anyone has an idea how to fix it? I hope my problem description was kind of understandable and not too confusing :-)
I even tried to downgrade my divers, but i couldn't find any old ones.
best regards
Ben
EDIT:
I ALMOST fixed the pen-problem.
Read somewhere to download the "Tablet-PC" Drivers from WACOM Hompage (isd701-8_int.exe), which i did.
Now at least the pen works like a pen again (which means... eraser and right click now works like it supposed to. BUT:
I am still not able to re-calibrate pen and touch...still get: A supportet touchscreen was not found on the system.
And now "Pen Tablet Properties" is now shown as: "ISD Tablet Properties". And when i try to open it i get an error: "No Tablett driver found".
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Ok. I solved it.
for all who encouter the same stuff here is how I did it:
- deinstall drivers ONCE AGAIN!
(I went to: control panel, deinstall, ISD Tablett drivers, restart)
- Then I deleted the folder "C:\program files\Tablett" in there are the driver remainings which wasn't deleted through the deinstall.
- To be sure I went to Hardware-Manager. On the top there was an unknown device, wich is the just deinstalled Wacom multitouch device. I deinstalled it once again though the Hardware-Manager (which is probably useless... nevertheless this is what I did).
After another restart I installed the newest multitouch drivers (7.02-19) which i downloaded from lenovos homepage... DO NOT USE LENOVOS UPDATE TOOL.. It didn't work for me.
After the install, another quick restart and violá it worked. :-)
Pen and Touch works. I can calibrate everything and can open Touch and Pen preferences in control-panel.
bye

XPERIA Z1 TOUCHSCREEN TOO SENSITIVE

HELLO
I HAVE SOME TOUCHSCREEN ISSUES WHITH MY XPERIA Z1.I PUTED OUT THE ORIGINAL FILM FROM THE PHONE AND THE SCREEN BECAME TOO SENSITIVE WHAT CAN I DO TO DEACREASE SENSITIVITY .I THINK MY WET HANDS MAKE ME PROMBLEMS TOO.SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH

1. Using a file explorer go to System > Usr > Idc and find a file named max1187x_touchscreen_0.idc.
2. Open it in a text editor and search for ‘Touch Filter’.
3. Below that there is the following code ‘touch.filter.level = 2′. Change the value of it.
If you do and it messes up something then don't come back complaining - You do this at your own risk
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My TouchScreen is messed up

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