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Windows devices, especially Windows 10 tablets, usually get stuck when the screen starts flashing dot-like bubbles. The mouse pointer jumps around the bubbles and the smooth running is interrupted. This feature is called ghost touch because the screen suddenly works by itself and seems to be haunted by ghosting. There are a few methods you can try to fix this problem.
Ghost touch screen, also known as phantom touch, is caused when you see how your laptop screen reacts as if it has been touched with an invisible finger, but actually it is not. The mouse pointer moves automatically, preventing you from controlling the mouse, which is common on laptops or tablets like HP Spectrum 13, Lenovo Yoga, Dell Inspiron, Microsoft Surface, etc.
Ghosting on the screen is usually caused by a faulty scanner (it is the touch screen that enables the touch screen functionality) or by the touch screen module (LED screen with key).
(*10*)Disable visual tactile feedback
- In Start Windows, go to Application Settings.
- Choose Easy Access.
- In the field on the left, you will see the option 'Other options'. Select it.
- In the right panel, find the option “Show visual feedback when I touch the screen” and turn it off.
- Click Apply, then click OK.
Check the operating status of the touch screen.
If you use your laptop or tablet with a touch screen, make sure it is not near abnormal or humid temperature conditions, fluorescent tubes, devices that interfere with the touch screen, etc. if the ghost or touch screen doesn't work.
Change power management settings
Windows 10 touchscreen devices are set to save power, but unexpected changes can sometimes replace your touchscreen. Thus, it is advisable to disable or disable the power saving feature of your touch screen. To do that,
- Press Windows button + X to open a menu. Select Device Manager.
- Next, double-click on Human Interface Devices, then double-click on the HID Compliant Touchscreen listing.
- The action opens a new window after confirmation. Go to the Power Management tab and uncheck the “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power” option. Click OK and reboot your system.
Perform a hard reset
Many startup errors and other problems can be fixed by reducing the performance stored in hardware components. Reducing stored power is sometimes called a hard reset. To do a hard reset on a computer, do the following:
- When Windows is open, click Start and then Stop.
- If Windows is not open and your computer is on, press and hold the Power button on your computer until it turns off.
- When the computer is turned off, unplug the power cord at the back of the computer.
- When the camera is turned off and the power cord is disconnected, press and hold the computer's power switch for 5 seconds. The power light on or near the power switch may come on briefly and then go off.
- Reconnect the power cord and turn it on.
CONCLUSION
And in summary, we are in a general situation. If you've tried everything else in the listing, but you're still getting phantom keys in your interface, it's time to admit that it's probably broken hardware and the only way to fix it is to contact Microsoft or visit a Microsoft store to get your replacement replaced. Interface.
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