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February 8th, 2019 11:00
XPS 13 9370 touchscreen won't stay disabled.
I've noticed that with the 1.6.3 BIOS update the touchscreen won't stay disabled. I have disabled it in the BIOS settings and occasionally touch the screen and find that it responds to touch. Possible related factors:
- I'm running Debian Buster.
- I have sleep mode set to 'deep', not s2idle.
- It seems to happen after suspending.
The next time I see it happen, I'll check the status with cctk and also see if I can disable it with that command.
This is not a terrible problem but seems like something that should not be happening. I see a number of posts that report the touchscreen not working after suspend so perhaps some code to fix that is not checking the BIOS setting on resume.
Edit:
Ah... No. I just suspended and on resume the touchscreen is working. cctk reported it disabled. I enabled it (using cctk) and disabled it so it again reports disabled but it is still working.



alete
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September 30th, 2019 20:00
I'm experiencing the same after setting sleep mode set to 'deep', under ubuntu-mate 18.04, but with XPS 13 9380. It's annoying.