[Frank Reedy]

Hi Rex,

Not sure what I did will repeat the fix if you tried it now!

I enrolled into the Microsoft Windows Insider Program and then went into Settings -> Update -> Scan for Updates.

As part of the updates downloaded, it included an update the Intel graphics driver which, when it installed and the tablet rebooted, the screen orientation worked correctly.

Whether downloading the relevant Intel Graphics Driver direct would do it, I don’t know. I no longer have the tablet.

[Frank Reedy]

Finally my touchscreen is working correctly. The way it worked (and this wasn’t planned at all) was that I joined the Windows Insider program on the tablet (which is under the updates part of the windows settings) on the Slow Ring and then asked it to scan for updates. It then came back with an update to the Intel HD Graphics driver. Once that update had installed, the touchscreen now works correctly!

I don’t know if that will work for anyone else.

Frnak.

[Frank Reedy]

Yes, it is possible to keep the Dual Boot. I was able to install the Windows 10 Creator Update. You can use the boot options in Windows 10 settings (go to Recovery, Advanced Start-Up) to boot from the USB. Once past the Dual OS choice, the windows boot menu shows to allow you to boot from a USB stick. It may show up in Chinese (I know it did the first time I tried it) so see if you can get a screen print of the English options.

[Frank Reedy]

Okay, thanks for the response. It must be some other issue that causes the inverted touchscreen. I’ll keep looking around.

[Frank Reedy]

Thanks for looking. Does your touchscreen work okay? Might be I’m looking for the wrong thing. However, from what I’ve read elsewhere, the correct settings in the file fix the problem I have with the inverted touch.

[Frank Reedy]

Roy,

If you’re TBook 16 is working at the moment, then all you need to do is copy the touchsetting.gt currently in the C:\Windows\INF folder to a memory stick and then copy it back once you’ve reinstalled the tablet. If you have a working file, please attach it to a reply to this post so that I (and others) can use it.

Frank.

[Frank Reedy]

Thanks for the post but I think those are the driver files. No, the file is in C:\windows\INF and is called touchsetting.gt (or very similar). If someone with a working TBook 16 Power could attach or upload I could see if that would fix the issue.

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