Hi everyone, I am trying to fix what I think is my Indian tablet, I have a firmware that looks ok, but all the touch screen drivers are for 7" screens and i am certain mine is 7.3" which means the top of my screen where the menu button is unusable. is there anyway to alter the driver or find a driver that will suit my screen?
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HI i go the problem with my Note 10.1 gt-n8000 after flash rom, the desktop screen alway appear a specific hardware screen overlay all windows, so that i cannot see other, but still touch these screen as normal just hard
I have attach picture, cause new user.
PLease any body know this:crying:
i have this problem anybody help me
Hello,
I recently got an Onda V712 tablet running Android 4.1.1 (with a capacitive screen). Sadly, the touch screen calibration is wrong. When I tap, the tap is registered in the wrong location, and some areas (the sides of the screen) are not accessible at all. I already tried this app: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=934500 but it didn't do anything.
Is there any way in Android 4.1.1 to calibrate the touch screen mapping? Or does anyone know if there is a file that stores the calibration data that I could edit? I have root and adb and can access all screen locations using an USB mouse.
Thanks,
iwashere
Hi everyone. After changing the usb pin of my phone, the touch screen started doing some weirds things. Sliding among desktops is rather laggy. Pressing an icon is not enough to get the app (or whatever) to work, a second attemp is neccesary in any other part of the screen in order to make it happen. The physical buttons seems to be working fine so far.
In further investigations it seems like pressing on the screen is well detected, since i can press an icon and move it around a desktop. But unpressing anything goes undetected.
I see no physical damage on the screen or the flex that connects it to the motherboard. This is not an issue related to any especific rom or kernel since i tried with a couple of them before getting to this point. Is there any app that allows me to monitor what part of the screen is being touch?
Can this be resolved by a firmware update of any kind of just a hardware replacement?
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I recently dropped my Xperia Z2, the LCD and the Touchscreen both were dead. Therefor I bought a original LCD+Touch Replacement which was shipped to me a few days ago from the UK. I installed the new part, the lcd seems to work but my the touchscreen module doesn`t work proberly. It doesn`t recognise my fingers on the right spots, often doesn`t recognise any touches! then I have to reboot or turn of the display and then turn it on again. writing nearly is impossible, sometimes I have to press very very hard on the screen, sometimes my phone types things like "ladgnlaerhjnjhgdihhdgzghgzgzgzzgzgzgzgzgzgub" without me touching the screen. it also manages to unlock itself with when I use the swipe gesture for the lockscreen. is the touchscreen broken or is it the my rooted android 6.0.1 with xposed + twrp recovery?
I have a Nuvision Encite Split 11 and have Android x86 Oreo installed on it. Everything works except for 2 things:
The touchscreen isn't working properly
The horizontal rotation is flipped (Which I've temporarily solved by downloading a rotation control app)
So, my main issue is the touch screen, which I believe is a Silead GSL1680. On the surface, it seems that the touch screen isn't working at all, but after testing, it seems the touch screen is in fact working, it's just completely miscalibrated, which I'm assuming is due to an incorrect driver (possibly touch screen size? This is the only explanation I have right now, as I've made multiple attempts at trying to replace the silead_ts.fw file and the results slightly changed). I've read that I'd need to edit the kernel to change the touch screen driver to better fit my device, but honestly, I don't know where to begin and was just looking for the guidance.