Touch Screen

dlneese
Newbie

Does anyone out there have trouble with the touch screen on the Droid X. Only works good about half the time or less. Do I have a bad phone or is this normal. By the way it has the latest update available on it and it is only about 2 month's old and has been this way from the beginning.

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Protege
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What do you mean your touch screen is going bad?  Is it not registering your clicks correctly? 

 

Sometimes applications can cause problems with the interface of your phone.  Do you have any task killers or anti-virus applications?

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TaeSong
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You didn't specify what the problem was... describe the problem.

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dlneese
Newbie

The touch sreen doesn't respond. When I try to unlock the screen to answer a call or even just to navigate my way around the phone it doesn't respond to my touch.

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mortb
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I take it that you can not unlock your screen. Is this correct? Before you do a factory reset, where you lose everything, try pulling your battery. Wait about 10 seconds and replace it. If this doesn't work, and I give it a 50/50 chance, you might have to take it to your Verizon store.

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Protege
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Sometimes applications can cause problems with the interface of your phone.  Do you have any task killers or anti-virus applications?

 

When was the last time you removed your battery?

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Kooshie
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I know that if my phone or my hands are cold my touch screen on the Droid X and my husband's Droid 2 will not read my gestures.  Once the phone and/or my hands warm up I have no problems.

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kidcounzlr
Newbie
...try calibrating ur screen: go to settings, location/security, calibration......then calibrate ur touch screen sensitivity, then see how it responds! :smileyhappy:
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dirkbonn
Specialist - Level 1

kidcounzlr wrote:
...try calibrating ur screen: go to settings, location/security, calibration......then calibrate ur touch screen sensitivity, then see how it responds! :smileyhappy:

The only calibration I see under location/security is for compass calibraton. I don't see any touchscreen calibration.

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kidcounzlr
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Ur right, hmmmm....well the only other form of calibrating that "I have noticed" is when you initially activate the phone, when ur asked to touch specific corners of the screen, which would also require a reset, do not wanting you to go that route...lol
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superbaz
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I'm having calibration issues too.  Vzw rebooted it at one point, but don't know if there was a calibration screen or not.  I can move icons to the left, but in order to move them to the right, I have to be right up on the plastic and most of the time, that's not good enough to register.  I hope gb will have a calibrate option like the samsung does.

 

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droidsw
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This may be worth repeating. Any moisture will reek havoc on your display. Moist fingers, high humidity (bathroom, outdoors, etc), sweat, and so on.

I know, the replies will be we aren't using our phones in the tub or a sauna, but see if you can rule moisture out. I put my iced tea in an insulated cup now for this reason. Moisture on my fingers was making my display go haywire. Removed the source of moisture. No more display issues.
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