Win 11: calibrating dual touch monitors

I rebuilt my machine this week, and hasn’t that been fun!

One issue that took me an eternity to resolve was getting the touch recognition to work on both monitors. Out of the box, touching EITHER monitor resulted in the first one responding.

My search hits all took me to options that no longer exist in Windows 11.

The fix came from Stack Exchange. Thank you Pierre Courtois Delecour!

Just run this in a PowerShell window, and it will prompt you to touch each monitor in turn, associating the touch with each screen:

cmd /C multidigimon -touch

 
– Greig.

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