How to Calibrate Your Touch Screen on Windows 11

Learn to calibrate your Windows 11 touch screen for improved accuracy and responsiveness with our step-by-step guide.

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Calibrating the touch screen on Windows 11 can enhance accuracy. Go to Settings > System > Display. Scroll to Multiple displays and select Advanced display. Under Display information, select Calibrate. In Tablet PC Settings, choose Setup and follow on-screen instructions. After setup, click Calibrate, touch the crosshair as directed, and save results. This ensures your touch screen is aligned correctly, providing better touch input accuracy.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Why do I need to calibrate my touch screen? Calibrating your touch screen ensures better accuracy and responsiveness, making your interactions smoother.
  2. Can I use touch screen calibration on other Windows versions? Yes, while the steps may vary slightly, touch screen calibration is available on earlier versions of Windows as well.
  3. What happens if my touch screen is not calibrated properly? Improper calibration can lead to inaccurate touch responses, making it difficult to use touch features effectively.
  4. Is touch screen calibration permanent? Calibration settings can be retained unless manually changed or reset by system updates or user alterations.