Otherwise, click cancel and start the process over. If you’re happy with your tapping accuracy, click OK. Tap that one as well and repeat the process until it asks you if you want to save the calibration data. Touch the center of the crosshair, either with your pen or your finger, depending on which input you are calibrating (if you have a resistive touch screen like the one on a Toughbook CF-31 or some CF-19 models, it’s a good idea to use a stylus, but you can use a finger if you want).Īfter you tap the crosshair, another will show up somewhere else along the edges of your screen. Somewhere along these lines will be a darker black crosshair. Select whichever one you want to calibrate.Ī white screen will appear with thin lines around the perimeter, about a half inch in from the edge of the screen. If you have a dual touch screen, you’ll get a message asking if you’d like to calibrate the pen input or touch input. Alternatively, you can find it under Tablet PC Settings in your control panel.Ĭalibrate…. To find it, open up the start menu and begin typing “calibrate.” An item should appear labeledĬalibrate the screen for pen or touch input. If you’re running Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10, you should already have a touch screen calibration tool. How to calibrate your touch screen on Windows
In fact, these instructions should work with any touch screen laptop. These instructions will work with any model of Toughbook that comes with a touch screen.
Thinks you're tapping, or if you just feel like your touch screen isn't as accurate as it should be, you may need to calibrate it.Ĭalibrating your touch screen is a cinch, but the method will vary depending on which operating system you are running. If you're having trouble with your touch screen, finding that the place you tap is different from where your Toughbook
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