Question

An administrator receives a group of 10 new tablet PCs for users, but the touchscreens are malfunctioning in that they do not respond to touch in the correct location. What does the administrator have to do to each device, to make it respond accurately to touch?

Answer 1

The administrator has to recalibrate the new tablet PCs that are not responding accurately to touch.

Step-by-step explanation:

The tablet Pcs that are not responding accurately to touch is so because they are probably out of calibration. This means that the portion of the touch-sensitive screen which receives the tactile input does not correspond with the position of the function which is triggered after that.

To correct this, the tablet has to be recalibrated. To do this, the coordinates of various points on the screen are matched with the tactile input accurately a number of times. after this, the PC can be said to have been calibrated.