Hi guys,
My G1 has been suffering from this error for as long as i can remember and i was wondering if anyone has had the same issue. It could be a hardware problem but i am trying to exhaust all other possibilites before i get a new screen.
The problem is that when i touch the screen, it will frequently detect 2 presses and the screen will "wobble" all over the place. The only way to reset it is to press the end key to shut off the screen and then unlock again.
I have been running the phone with the pointer location always visible and this is how i am able to know that it is detecting other inputs.
Does anyone know of a way to resolve this? The only way i thought of was to replace the touch screen driver...is that possible? Or to disable multi touch so it doesnt have the ability to detect another input.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
I am running a G1 w/ CM6 RC2 and this is any issue which has been occuring since early CM roms.
Regards
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Had my G1 since day one. my touch screen is way off every once in a while. And sometimes can't even select stuff on the screen. I reboot the phone and it works again until my phone hearts up from me using it. Then problem comes back. Could it be a software problem? I am hoping not hardware. Is there anyway to reset it or calibrate the screen? Or art least tell what the problem outs? Thanks
Hi everyone, first post and it's about a G1 I recently purchased.
My phone is using the Cyanogen Mod 6.0.0-DS, which is freshly installed. The weird thing is that about 2/3 of my screen (when in portrait mode) is unresponsive when I place my finger on it.
When I touch in the Left 1/3 of the screen, it recognizes my touch and works. The even weirder part is that when I start my touch in the 1/3 and move into the other area of the screen, the phone recognizes my movement.
So say I'm on the home screen and swipe left to right. The screen recognizes my touch and I can hold down the touch into the right side of the screen and it follows my movements perfectly. It's only when I touch in that 2/3 right part of the screen when it touches not recognize the touch.
Now, my question is this: Is it software related or hardware related? Is there a setting I can use to maybe calibrate the screen. OR do I need to replace the screen (or digitizer? can someone help me understand the difference)?
Thanks in advance for reading. Any help is greatly appreciated. Ask questions if need be
-Adrian
I am having this issue, too. Anyone able to help?
Its common, I had couple of phones with intermediate touch issues on a portion of the screen, a new digitizer took care of that.
Hello there, this is the order of the day...
Just when I'm about to sell this phone (going for an Inspire) which has gave me a great service -but for the bootloader issue- this morning when I wake up, I tried to unlock the screen and no reponse.
Last night I just leave the phone on the desk and remain untouched, no damage no nothing, just the touchscreen stopped responding.
I just did a factory reset through the recovery console since I can not access the software and it seems to not help. Still no touch screen.
The phone is pristine, was rooted but not further mods and still with eclair.
Is there anyway to determine whether this is a hardware problem or software problem?
How to unlock the screen using the keyboard or buttons combination?
Is there any common hardware issues related with the touchscreen on this phone? Since it has the slide thing I assume it might have few but I barely use the physical keyboard so I'm lost.
Any help/input highly appreciated.
My touch screen on my unrooted G-1 stooped working. The screen display was fine, but touch was dead. Without thinking it through I did a Master Reset hoping it would fix it. It did not and now I am unable to touch (or select) the Android guy to do the initial setup. But after the reset it dawned on me that the trackball is still working, so while the touch screen was not working, I at least could have still navigated and used the phone with the trackball. But the master reset pretty much screwed that up, as the android setup guy requires a real touch, not a trackball selection.
Anyone have any suggestions or recovering the phone to a state that would allow navigation and selection with the trackball. T-mobile is sending me a replacement, but said I could keep this phone. I would like to give it to my son if possible, as even without the touch capability, using the trackball and this phone would still be an upgrade from what he is currently using.
Thanks in advance for any and all advice.
Jack
If you want to use a google account you need the touchscreen, there is no way around it.
New digitizers are cheap as chips on Ebay and easily replaced following this guide, I have done it MANY times without a problem.
http://www.ipaul.com/2009/09/21/htc-g1-screen-replacement-diy/
Looks like the way to go. Thanks.
Hi guys,
So I had to replace my broken screen.
I replaced and everything was working fine until one day, after 1 month, I start getting some ghost touchs in my screen.
There are some spots that triggers the touch at random times and keep pressed.
I've attached a screenshot showing one touch, that of course it is not mine, but keeps pressed for some reason.
If I press that region very hard sometimes the ghost touch disappear which leads to conclude that something is wrong with the screen that I bought, BUT if I reboot the phone it also fixes it, and that is what bothers me the most, I think it is not a physical problem but a software thing.
Can anyone help me break down this problem?
solution?
Do you had any solution for that?
Was it a hardware or software problem?
Best regards,
Spasshawwe