Applies ToWindows 7 Home Premium Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Enterprise Windows 7 Home Basic

Symptoms

If you are using a touch-capable device with Windows 7 and a built-in display, and you connect it to a secondary display using HDMI and then rotate the mobile display, the touch input may become inverted – so if you touch near the top of the display, it may register as if you had touched near the bottom.

Cause

Microsoft is aware of this issue with Windows 7.

Resolution

Running the touch calibration may resolve the issue. For instructions on running the touch calibration, see this page.

More Information

The touch calibration may not resolve the issue. If it does not, please contact the manufacturer of your device.

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