Okay, that did not help. I tried to run the utility to set the precision of the screen, and several of the touches wouldn't even register. I just had to touch other places to finish the process.
Doesn't seem like any of the software deals with the touch feature. The OS just considers it an HID mouse. Is there no actual touch software??
No. The Touch capability is innate in the Windows operating system. I cannot speak to Apple OS. You should post on the Apple Discussions Forum and see if they can offer some insight or troubleshooting steps.
I did. You are still running on Apple proprietary hardware so it is not going to "act" like a windows system. We only offered the Windows operating system INF/CAT/ICM driver which "shows" the monitor in the Device Manager and adds the color profile. The "touch" portion of the driver is controlled by the operating system, but dependent on the computer hardware.
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October 30th, 2015 09:00
Did you install the retail system chipset and video drivers? I do not know if they will work on apple hardware but worth checking into.
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October 30th, 2015 10:00
You know, I don't think I did. I will try that. I'll be very annoyed if that's all it was ;)
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Okay, that did not help. I tried to run the utility to set the precision of the screen, and several of the touches wouldn't even register. I just had to touch other places to finish the process.
Doesn't seem like any of the software deals with the touch feature. The OS just considers it an HID mouse. Is there no actual touch software??
DELL-Chris M
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October 31st, 2015 11:00
No. The Touch capability is innate in the Windows operating system. I cannot speak to Apple OS. You should post on the Apple Discussions Forum and see if they can offer some insight or troubleshooting steps.
woodslanding
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October 31st, 2015 16:00
PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST!
I am running WINDOWS 8.1. I do not even have the Mac OS installed on this machine.
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November 2nd, 2015 13:00
I did. You are still running on Apple proprietary hardware so it is not going to "act" like a windows system. We only offered the Windows operating system INF/CAT/ICM driver which "shows" the monitor in the Device Manager and adds the color profile. The "touch" portion of the driver is controlled by the operating system, but dependent on the computer hardware.