Did you follow the "Installation Instructions" on that page? Where do they fail?

Yes I did. What failed was once I downloaded the file it was not an actual driver. Rather then be one file it was multiple files.

* Open the Device Manager
* Click the icon left of Monitors
* Double click the monitor listed
* Click the Driver tab
* Click the Update Driver button
* Click No, not at this time
* Click Next
* Dot Install from a list or specific location
* Click Next
* Click Don't search. I will choose the driver to install
* Click Next
* Click Have Disk
* Click Browse and navigate to C:\Dell\Drivers\R281165\
* Click the monitor inf file
* Click Open
* Click OK
* Click Next
* Click Finish
* Now the Device Manager- Monitors should show ST2220T

Hi this seemed to work except the touch screen function of the monitor did not work. Is there anything that I can do for that?

Thanks!

Engineering said, "For the ST2220T model, there is no Windows 7 driver because it is Plug and Play in Windows 7.". So the Touchscreen should be using Windows 7 functionality. Honestly, I do not understand this. Hopefully another owner with Windows 7 can chime in.

I'm gonna return this useless, expensive monitor.

Does it mean I cannot use the touchscreen functionalities in Windows 7? I've updated the monitor driver and the touchscreen function is not working at all, I spent extra 150 bucks for nothing...feeling cheated.

vishalrajguru,

Review the ST2220T standard Windows7 calibration and Touch Screen Problems section: http://dell.to/RFQ8I6