Maybe you need to visit the manufacturer’s website to download the latest driver. This is only enabled when it’s a recent update.
Open Device Manager > Select the Graphics Driver > Look for the Roll Back button. However, If you recently updated your Graphics Driver, you may want to roll back to the old one. If necessary, you can always install them manually from the OEMs website. 3] Update or Rollback Graphics DriverĬheck with Windows Update, and see if there is an update pending which relates to your Graphics Drivers. 2] Disable visual touch feedbackĪccess Windows 10 Settings and choose Ease of Access under it.Īfter that, scroll down to locate ‘ Other options’ in the left pane and uncheck the option ‘ Show Visual Feedback when I touch the screen’.Ĭlick ‘ Apply’ and then press ‘ OK’ button. Switch to the Power Management tab and uncheck ‘ Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power’ option. The action, when confirmed, will open a new window. Next, double click on Human Interface Devices, then double click the listing for HID-compliant touch screen. As such, it is desirable to turn off or disable the power saving of your touchscreen. Windows touchscreen devices are configured to preserve power, but sometimes unforeseen changes can make your touchscreen overactive. The intermittent cursor behavior makes the problem much worse! To solve this, take the following steps. When these ‘Ghost Touching’ circles appear on the screen, you virtually have no control over it.
Ghost Touch Bubbles & erratic mouse behavior If you are experiencing the same issue, here’s what you should try to fix the issue. It appears that the screen develops a mind of its own, giving scant regard to the input from the user. It’s the random phenomenon where the computer screen starts flashing bubbles like spots around the edges of the screen with the mouse cursor bouncing around it, becoming almost unusable. One of the worst annoyances of touch-enabled Windows 11/10 devices is ‘Ghost Touching’ on the screen.
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