Last night i was letting my daughter do some ms paint fingerpainting and the touch screen stopped responding. ??? i have checked the bios and device manager but everything looks normal. Looks like to night i will be opening up the lcd cover to check any connections i can find. i guess now i have a reason to open this thing up and see what its made of. i didnt think a 30lb girl could break a 12 pound toughbook
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Perhaps an idea would be to open the com port for the touchscreen under hyperterminal and see if it's kicking any values out?
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Happy news for you hopefully. Mine did the exact thing, but it was my 5yr old son. I ended up recovering the drive and all works again. Didn't have to open it up for connection checks or anything.
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I had the same thing happen on a CF-29 when I lent one of mine to a neighbor's kid to keep them busy while visiting... It may be recoverable... But sometimes it depends on how hard they press on the screen. Sometimes it is a driver scramble.
You can try reloading the driver... Or OS and drivers... -
ive had a busy weeek so i havent had a lot of time to work on my tough book, i did try going back to an older restore point but it didnt help. I will have to track down all my drivers and try reinstalling them. i tried doing a driver roll back but it wasnt really helpful. She wasnt pressing hard so i know she didnt damage it phsically and its a new screen, it looks and smells new. so i guess it was replaced in the refurbishing process from Geeks or who ever there seller is. i havent tried thyperterminal yet lxsys but i will give that a shot also
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See my thread on my mothers CF-74... Same deal
I feel doooooomed!
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well i may just try and take the easy road here. im still under warranty so i think i will let geeks figure it out. im waiting to here back from them. im not sure if i want to give up this notbook or not, it is in really good shape but i believe its a hardware failure and i dont have any spare parts to test on it.
touchscreen stopped responding
Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by vinnymail, Aug 30, 2010.