Screen Calibration

Not quite, there is a way to do a "factory"-esque calibration, this trick was posted in the windows 7 tech beta newsgroups by one of the devs on the Microsoft tablet team, and I've posted it here before.

From an administrative command prompt, run one of the following commands:

If you are trying to calibrate from Landscape mode:

Code:

tabcal lincal novalidate XGridPts=5,175,512,849,1062,1275 YGridPts=4,137,300,463,630,796

If you are trying to calibrate from Portrait mode:

Code:

tabcal lincal novalidate XGridPts=4,137,300,463,630,796 YGridPts=5,175,512,849,1062,1275

After that, run the normal Windows calibration tool to finish up.

Note: the grid points in this command are specifically for the tx2500 (and will probably work for the tx2000 series as well) but anything else is completely untested

 

interesting. I'd love to know what the points are for my 2710p.

 

Hi I installed windows 7 and my touchscreen does not work.
Can you please send me th calibration data for hp tx1218ca notbook. I have been looking all over for this solution when I had vista. Do I need the software to run the touch screen too? I Uninstalled it when I was running vista.


I hope someone has this key. I wish someone would make a video on youtube of how deal with this touchscreen problem.

thanks
jenny1671