Strange touchscreen behaviour

[NicD]

Back to the first question...once you have rotated your display you need to go back into your touchkit software and recalibrate the touchscreen. Should be fine after that.

And, if you get an annoying egg-looking icon on your desktop that you can't get rid of... its a dumb utility that the software installs called 'xtouchmon.exe'. Just go into the program folder and rename it to 'xtouchmon.not' and it won't display on next boot, nor upset anything.

[Paul G]

Thanks Nic,

I already did that and I'm getting some more acceptable behaviour, though by no means perfect. Despite calibrating very finely I'm still getting quite an error, but the error is smaller than the hit zone for buttons etc so not completely frustrating.

I found in FSX that the sensitivity started well but there appeared to be some drift after a while. Not sure whether I was seeing things but certainly 'became' more difficult to use.

Paul

[HansJansen]

Paul,

After setting the screen up in Windows, did you calibrate the touch screen part of it in the TouchKit software (i.e. in Windows, before ever going into FSX)? I have a similar setup and never had any problem with it...