Loss of touchscreen calibration

Go there :
http://pc-dl.panasonic.co.jp/itn/drivers/d_menu_en.html
Choose your model, OS, language.
Download the calibration utility pertaining to your model (Touchscreen or Digitizer).

Download the touchscreen driver from the Panasonic site.

Go to Start > Control Panel > System
Click the hardware tab.
Click the device manager tab.
In device manager click on Mice and other poiting devices
Select the touchscreen with left click and click the unistall option.
Once done close all windows and install again using the downloaded file from Panasonic.

You can realign your touch screen by going into its option and clicking on "calibrate".

Your touchscreen is defective. Please contact Panasonic official service center http://heartlandsi.com to arrange a repair. It's covered under warranty.

Your touchscreen is defective. Please contact Panasonic official service center http://heartlandsi.com to arrange a repair. It's covered under warranty.

Finding a complete recovery disc is prooving difficult. i have found a couple of alternatives to getting a complete install on disc, but they do take a little bit more time.

if you have a copy of the windows which you wish to run your system on. which nowadays arent hard to comeby, then you can use this link as a driver and compac software restore disk
http://www.user-guides.co.uk/cddownload/Panasonic/PanasonicToughbook/Panasonic-Toughbook-CF-18-XP-Driver-CD-Recovery-Restore-Disk-108878.html

however these downloads / cd'a have to be purchased. i really wouldnt bother with it. drivers and apps for compac arent a must have and usually just do things to make the GUI fancey or easy to use. most drivers will be picked up on windows install and the rest wont be hard to track down. a standard windows install is surfice for most things and runs quicker than an install full of tosh little programs.

try looking on the restore discs for drivers, use the explore option after you right click the cd with disc loaded if not there then go to mfg's website and try looking under support /downloads. you didn't mention model or make, the drivers are on the website in any case. you will get most current drivers from there. hope this helps. good luck

goto your device manager and then find your display driver and update it. Dont search for it, manually locate the driver being in the location where you extracted the driver. Then update. and bingo!

Go here and download the drivers and calibration tools.
https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pc/cgi-bin/itn/toughbook/dl01.cgi

try xp tablet edition!