dual touch screen monitors windows 7

rrock129

I have 2 T230H touch screen monitors hooked up to a Windows 7 pc. They are each connected to their own ATI Radeon HD 4670 video card via VGA. Everytime, I start the computer up, the primary display will be on the left-hand monitor and the touchscreen functions will be reversed (i.e. I touch the left-hand screen and the command will be carried out on the right-hand monitor and vice-versa). If I switch the VGA cables, the primary display will then move to the right-hand monitor and the touchscreen functions will work properly.

 

The next time I start the computer I go through the same process. No cables are moved around while the computer is off. How do I make it so the touchscreen functions just work on the right monitors on startup?

Tommy-Acer

It sounds like you have a very interesting setup for the system.

 

Unfortunately, it is not something that we are going to be able to directly support and have no official recommendations for.

 

I'm going to assume that using a single T230H works without issue ... it's just that having two of them connected is conflicting somehow.

rrock129

Ya, 1 touch screen alone works just fine and there does seem to be some sort of conflict with having 2 running.

Tommy-Acer

I checked with another group to see if there were any suggestions that you might try to resolve the issue.

 

This was suggested:

1. On the Windows desktop, select Start and then Control Panel.
2. In the Control Panel window, select Tablet PC Settings.
3. In the Tablet PC Settings dialog box, click Setup.

dsmohler

Using the Tablet PC Settings in Control panel is the way to properly configure the left and right mouse settings. You can also calibrate the screen with your touch pattern.