Hi,
Firstly we use this product on several public workstations, but recently have purchased it for a touchscreen solution in another building.
The touchscreen we have purchased in an "IIyama Prolite T2336" which appears to function well and quite robust. The issue is as soon as Secure Lockdown in enabled and the machine restarts, the sensitivity of the monitor becomes almost non-existent. You almost have to break your finger to get the monitor to recognise any gesture and this only happens when in lockdown mode.
I have attempted allowing all settings before locking the device down, tried Kiosk mode and windowed mode. I have un-ticked allow desktop as there is no drag functionality at all without this.
Its a new HP workstation with multiple cores x64
4gb Ram
2gb Video Card (I thought the onboard card might have had a baring on this but didn't make a difference.
I am at a loss and nearing the point where I need to find another product as this is clearly disabling or altering the sensitivity or functionality of the touchscreen.
Has anyone go any ideas?
Firstly we use this product on several public workstations, but recently have purchased it for a touchscreen solution in another building.
The touchscreen we have purchased in an "IIyama Prolite T2336" which appears to function well and quite robust. The issue is as soon as Secure Lockdown in enabled and the machine restarts, the sensitivity of the monitor becomes almost non-existent. You almost have to break your finger to get the monitor to recognise any gesture and this only happens when in lockdown mode.
I have attempted allowing all settings before locking the device down, tried Kiosk mode and windowed mode. I have un-ticked allow desktop as there is no drag functionality at all without this.
Its a new HP workstation with multiple cores x64
4gb Ram
2gb Video Card (I thought the onboard card might have had a baring on this but didn't make a difference.
I am at a loss and nearing the point where I need to find another product as this is clearly disabling or altering the sensitivity or functionality of the touchscreen.
Has anyone go any ideas?
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