So I've been having some weird problem with the touch screen wherw there is input from something that gets stck down in the lower left corner. Using CM10's developer options i can sometimes see how closw to the edge of the screen it is. WHen this happens, i'm unable to input, or the input has an abnormal effect (well, normal if you were to keep your finger on the screen). Turning off the screen returns input to normal (at least temporarily).
It comes and goes... i spend a lot pf time woth mu phone in my poxket riding my bike. I have a Nillikin soft rubber case.
I think the squeeky corner is connected, as it seems I can sometimes get it to go away by fiddling witj the squeeky corner (pushing in various directions).
Does anyone else have an issue like this?
Does anyome thing the issue could possibly be related to having a somewhat old screen protector, or the case, rather than the phone's actual body/case?
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Maybe I'm just retarded, but I can't seem to find the setting to recalibrate my screen.
It's been slightly annoying me because I bought one of those fancy adonit styluses, (The ones witht he plastic disc, supposed to be more precise), and it works great, however when I turn on the "show touches" function, the touch from the stylus ALWAYS registers slightly towards the edge of the screen.
If I touch in the center of my screen the touch registers dead on, but the closer I get to the edge screen, the further off it gets.
I've noticed something similar on my tablet. But in my case, the best alignment when showing touches is in the upper left corner of the screen. As I move farther down, the touches start to come up slightly down and right of where the stylus is touching the screen.
So It's been a couple of weeks and Ive still yet to find a way to fix this slightly annoying accuracy issue. Does anyone know a way of doing so?
chaosrde said:
So It's been a couple of weeks and Ive still yet to find a way to fix this slightly annoying accuracy issue. Does anyone know a way of doing so?
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Try flashing ts-20 from sfnub's thread, works better for me
Hello,
I have a problem with the screen of my HOX. the top of the screen is a little bit detachable, like the glue doesn't work anymore. i can push it back but it still sticks like 1 millimetre out of the frame. this has been going on for a while without any problems, until now. around the middle of my screen ( a little bit lower then the micro usb plug ), the screen doesn't react to touches anymore, but it still displays like normal. it is only in the middle area, the top and bottom area of the screen functions normal. anyone has the same problem, or a solution?
Do you still have warranty? If it hasn't any marks of being dropped, you could give it a try.
So far my new zenwatch has been great. However, I have noticed in a couple apps such as Multi Calculator for wear, that buttons at the bottom like . and at the top like ac/c don't respond very well. Then I noticed that throughout the entire watch interface, the top and bottom 1/4 of the screen (not the bezel) are entirely unresponsive to touch. I wanted to see if this was a defect or possibly a byproduct of that curved glass not allowing the capacitive sensor to extend beyond that middle portion of the screen. Does anyone else notice this?
I've mostly been marking it up to bad aim on my part but it seems to me that I often miss touches in the upper right corner. Too soon to tell if it's the watch or just my shakiness.
Yeah I thought my aim was off too. Try dragging from the top on the watch face screen. You'll notice it actually starts to pull it down a few millimeters from the top. I was hoping it was a defect so I could just exchange it but my fear is that they all do it and it is not fixable via software.
I agree that the first couple of millimeters of the actual screen don't respond but nowhere near 1/4 of it.
I notice this on my zenwatch after using an lg g watch, g watch r and moto 360 all side by side. The zenwatch also seams less accurate on thing nlike minuum keyboard and generally with scrolling. I suspect a cheaper less accurate digitizer has been used?
On mine I can hit the topmost part of the screen, the bottom, and all corners. I turned on "Show touches" in the developer options to make sure it registers where im touching. If you test it that way, you can see if its a defective screen or just accuracy issues.
My 5 month old htc Desire 610 has encountered some Touch Screen issues. It has two "blank" or "broken" vertical lines where the touch screen does not respond and sometimes momentarily the entire touch screen doesn't work. For the past month, applying pressure to the rear upper right hand corner, behind the front facing camera, seemed to provide a temporary fix until now. I have ordered and replaced the entire touch/display but the problem still occurs. It is driving me MAD.
I think what caused it was a silicon case which I had, and when I was bored I would pull it off and on starting in the upper right corner.
The pictures I attached shows when I drag my finger slowly from left or right, a circle is made and the size depends on how long I left my finger there, my phone thinks I am leaving my finger just left of the two lines before continuing on the other side of the touch-screen-blank lines.
This all sounds confusing but help is very appreciated
I found the problem!!
I took the phone apart and placed a small padding behind the touch screen connector (the one coming from the top) and BANG! It works.
This may solve other touch screen issues out there.
Same Issue - Any Advice?
phcreery said:
I found the problem!!
I took the phone apart and placed a small padding behind the touch screen connector (the one coming from the top) and BANG! It works.
This may solve other touch screen issues out there.
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I'm having the same issue, also have a silicone BodyGlove case which I also flip on and off when I'm bored and it's started screwing with the touchscreen. How'd you get the case of the phone open, what material (i presume something non-conductive) did you use for the padding, and do you have any pictures? I plan to document this procedure when I do it and post for reference. My phone is just over 7 months old, and I don't want to have to buy a new one just yet.
Thanks,
Thanks worked
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Sometimes my phone gone blank while I using I have to close the apps and open again
phcreery said:
I found the problem!!
I took the phone apart and placed a small padding behind the touch screen connector (the one coming from the top) and BANG! It works.
This may solve other touch screen issues out there.
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Works in my case too.
Thanks.
My HTC One (M8) started to have flickering screen issues a few days back, sometimes the screen wouldn't turn on, occasionally it would turn on, but it was barely noticeable, because the backlight didn't turn on. I realized that slightly bending (no extreme force, of course) would influence the behavior: Top left, bottom right as pressure points makes the screen work, top right, bottom left makes it stop working. Similarly applying pressure on the sides (the middle of the lower half, roughly) makes the screen not work. It looks like it might just be a loose connection somewhere? Anybody have a tip for what to do about it?
And now the screen doesn't turn on at all anymore. I guess that was expected. I googled around a bit and it seems like the company doing repairs for HTC in Austria is shady and known for blaming things on mechanical or water damage (the phone fell down, but that was about six month ago, and except for a few scratches on the metal nothing happened).
Does anyone have an idea if this might just be a loose contact somewhere that I could fix by myself?