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sgowell · 07-01-2010, 12:11 PM

I ran in to the same problem that you were having and have a solution for you.

Uninstall the iMo Pivot Touch Drivers.
Reboot your computer.
Go into Control Panel and Go to Tablet PC Settings.
Choose the monitor that represents the iMo Pivot from the drop down.
Click Setup [You need to be Admin]
Hit Enter until the text shows up on the Touch Monitor.
Follow the instructions (I think it tells you to tap on that monitor).

It now knows that that is your touch monitor. Now to calibrate.

Go back into the Tablet PC Settings in Control Panel
Select the iMo Pivot from the drop down.
Click Calibrate [You need to be Admin].
Click on the 16 points [one at a time] when prompted.

You should now be good to go.

Good luck, YMMV.

07-01-2010, 12:11 PM	#2
sgowell Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 1	I have great news I ran in to the same problem that you were having and have a solution for you. Uninstall the iMo Pivot Touch Drivers. Reboot your computer. Go into Control Panel and Go to Tablet PC Settings. Choose the monitor that represents the iMo Pivot from the drop down. Click Setup [You need to be Admin] Hit Enter until the text shows up on the Touch Monitor. Follow the instructions (I think it tells you to tap on that monitor). It now knows that that is your touch monitor. Now to calibrate. Go back into the Tablet PC Settings in Control Panel Select the iMo Pivot from the drop down. Click Calibrate [You need to be Admin]. Click on the 16 points [one at a time] when prompted. You should now be good to go. Good luck, YMMV.