The accuracy on my N900 touch screen has gone to crap. I can't select an object on the right side of the screen, however its recognizing that I'm trying to select something (it makes the sound and vibrates). On the right half of the screen it selects an object 1/2 inch to the left of what I'm trying to select. When I tried to use the screen calibration function, It's not allowing me to select the #2 and #2 bullseye, because I believe it still thinks I'm trying to select an area 1/2 inch to the left of the bullseye. (I'M USING THE STYLUS, SO DON'T EVEN TRY THAT ONE!) I also reflashed Rootfs and the eMMC with the latest versions and it's a no go.
Does anyone have any advice? Would replacing the digitzer fix this? Someone please help! I love this phone and don't want to succumb to using an Android phone.
Have you ever explored your device settings?
Go to "Settings"!
Open "Screen calibration" to calibrate your touch screen. Open "Display" to disable "Touch screen vibration". Open Profiles to disable "Touch screen sounds".
Have you ever explored your device settings?
Go to "Settings"!
Open "Screen calibration" to calibrate your touch screen. Open "Display" to disable "Touch screen vibration". Open Profiles to disable "Touch screen sounds".
Did you read my entire post? The screen calibration won't let me select the #2 and #3 bullseyes because it thinks I'm selecting an object a 1/2 inch to the left of them. That's what it does in all other apps towards the right half of the screen. Also, I want to keep the touch screen sounds and vibration.
Did you read my entire post? The screen calibration won't let me select the #2 and #3 bullseyes because it thinks I'm selecting an object a 1/2 inch to the left of them. That's what it does in all other apps towards the right half of the screen. Also, I want to keep the touch screen sounds and vibration.
It might be worth checking that the black trim round the edge of the screen (with the Nokia logo on it) isn't pressing anywhere. Perhaps try running a piece of paper or thin card around under the edge of it. Playing around in Sketch might also show if the calibration is skewing towards somewhere. If flashing didn't fix it, it's surely either something physically causing it or a hardware fault.
It might be worth checking that the black trim round the edge of the screen (with the Nokia logo on it) isn't pressing anywhere. Perhaps try running a piece of paper or thin card around under the edge of it. Playing around in Sketch might also show if the calibration is skewing towards somewhere. If flashing didn't fix it, it's surely either something physically causing it or a hardware fault.
I'll give this a try and will report back shortly.
