MS Windows


Applies to: TL22, TL24, TLI84, TL86 models

First, reboot your system to see if power is restored to the Touch Screen.

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Check the Tablet PC Input Service to see if stopped on your system.

  • Press the Start button, select Control Panel
  • Select Services
  • Scroll down to Tablet PC Input Service, right click your mouse and select Properties
  • On the General Tab:
    • Be sure that Start Type is set to Automatic
    • If the service is stopped, press Start to start the service
      (the touch screen may not yet be operational at this point)
  • On the Recovery Tab:
    • For the First Failure, Second Failure and Subsequent Failures options, select Restart the Service
  • For systems running Embedded software,
    commit changes through EWF.
  • Reboot the system. The touch screen should be working on reboot.

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Verify the boot option settings are correct in the BIOS (TL23, TL24, TL85, TL86 models).

  • Press DEL to enter BIOS.
  • At the Save & Exit menu,
    select Load Optimized Defaults
  • At the Boot menu,
    under Boot Option #1,
    select Windows Boot Manager (P1: [device name])
  • Press F4 and select Yes to Save & Exit Setup.

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Thinlabs Quad Core products (TL10, TL23, TL24, TL25, TL26, TL85, TL86) support Windows 10.

Thinlabs Dual Core products (TL21, TL22, TL60, TL83, TL84) do not support Windows 10.

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Control Panel has been moved in the File Explorer. To access the Control Panel, either:

  • Press the Windows Icon
  • Select All apps
  • Select Windows System
  • Select Control Panel

or

  • Type Control Panel in the Search bar next to the Windows Icon
  • Select Control Panel in the Search results

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To access the on-screen keyboard, either

(1):

  • Type Keyboard in the Search bar next to the Windows Icon
  • Click On-Screen Keyboard in the Search results

(2)

  • Click the Windows Icon
  • Click All Apps
  • Select Windows Ease of Access
  • Click On-Screen Keyboard

(3)

  • Click the Windows Icon
  • Click Settings
  • Select Ease of Access
  • Select Keyboard
  • Change the Turns on the On-Screen Keyboard setting to On

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Previous Thinlabs systems with MS Windows operating systems (Win 8 / 8.1 / 7 / XP) were set to Shut Down when pressing the Power Button.  To adjust the Power Button settings:

  • In the Search bar, type 'Power Options'
  • Select 'Power Options' from the Search result list
  • In the left-hand menu, select 'Choose what the power buttons do'
  • Under 'Power and sleep button settings', 
    change the 'When I press the power button' option to Sleep or Shutdown (depending on preference)

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NOTE: Save all work and close all programs first.
If using Windows Embedded Standard 7, changes will need to be committed using EWF Manager.

  • Click the Start button, right click the mouse over Computer and select Properties.
  • In Computer Name, Domain and Workgroup Settings, select Change Settings.
  • Select the Computer Name tab in the System Properties dialog box.
  • Next to 'To rename this computer...', click Change.
  • Change the Computer Name and press OK.
  • Select Member of Domain or Workgroup - enter the name and press OK.
  • Click OK at the Restart Computer dialog box.
  • Click Close to close the System Properties dialog box.
  • If using:
    • Windows 7 Professional: select 'Restart Now'.
    • Windows Embedded Standard 7:

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NOTE: Save all work and close all programs first.

  • Click the Start button and select Settings.
  • Select System.
  • Select About.
  • Next to 'To rename this computer...', click Rename PC.
  • Change the PC Name and press Next.
  • Select Restart Now

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  • Click the Start button and select Settings.
  • Select System.
  • Select Power & sleep.
  • Update the Screen and PC Sleep settings as required.

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By default, Unified Write Manager [UWF] is set to Disabled in Windows 10. (UWF replaces EWF from Windows 7)

To update UWF:

  • Right-click over the Start button and select Control Panel.
  • Select Thinlabs UWF Manager (32-Bit).
  • Click Yes to allow the program to make changes.
  • Update the Current State to either Disabled or Enabled.
  • After updating, click OK at the reboot required prompt.
  • Reboot the system.

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