Cannot align the touch screen

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for window phones
1. Press the "Home" key and press "Start." Use the directional pad to highlight "Settings," then press the center or "Enter" button.
2. Use the directional pad to select the System tab. Select "Screen," then press the center or "Enter" button. Select "Align Screen."
3. Using your smartphone's stylus, tap the crosshairs as they appear on your screen. Do this for as many as appear, until the calibration tool finishes. Your screen is now properly calibrated.
for Android phone
4. Press the "Home" button or capacitive area, then press "Menu." Tap "Settings."
5. Tap "Language and keyboard." Tap "Keyboard settings." Tap "Tutorial" and go through the steps that appear on your screen.
6. Once this is finished, turn your phone off and on again. Your keyboard has been adjusted, which activates a re-calibration of the capacitive touchscreen. (Capacitive screens are technically far more accurate that resistive, and so a full calibration tool is not included with Android phones.)

Ref. HP ipaq hx4700: "Align screen" after hard reset or battery loss. I know others have had trouble getting past the "align screen" setup; I saw a suggestion somewhere that said the points were registered incorrectly (maybe in some, but not all of this model?); and they had to tap at locations other than the center of the cross symbol. I tried a variety of combinations, and found that if I tap ABOVE the center (but still on the vertical centerline) for the middle, top left and top right locations; and tap BELOW the center (but still on the vertical centerline) for the bottom left and bottom right...it worked. That brought me to the "Stylus" setup screen...which I also became "stuck" on. So far, I haven't found a solution to THAT issue yet. Gee, why can't they make these things simpler?

Ref. HP ipaq hx4700: "Align screen" after hard reset or battery loss. I know others have had trouble getting past the "align screen" setup; I saw a suggestion somewhere that said the points were registered incorrectly (maybe in some, but not all of this model?); and they had to tap at locations other than the center of the cross symbol. I tried a variety of combinations, and found that if I tap ABOVE the center (but still on the vertical centerline) for the middle, top left and top right locations; and tap BELOW the center (but still on the vertical centerline) for the bottom left and bottom right...it worked. That brought me to the "Stylus" setup screen...which I also became "stuck" on. So far, I haven't found a solution to THAT issue yet. Gee, why can't they make these things simpler?

1. urn on your HP iPAQ Pocket PC.
   
2. Use your stylus to tap on the "Start" menu.
   
3. Tap on the "System" tab.
   
4. Tap the "Screen" icon.
   
5. Tap the "Align Screen" button.
   
6. Tap the center of the cross-hair object carefully at each location as it moves around the screen.
   
7. Tap "OK" to complete the screen alignment.
   

Try calibrating the screen from settings. It should work then.

Hi

with the one i have, i have to take the battery out leave it for ten minutes and try again- if that doesnt work do it again -

get someone to phone you - try and tap the settings.

If this doesnt work - try the above again -

after 3 /4 times you will be able to get into settings and realign......

cheers

Try Realigning the Touch Screen
1. Tap Start > Settings > System tab > Screen.
2. Tap Align Screen and follow the instructions.

use buttons to go to start,settings,system,screen then click align screen

I tried everything, even heating my Palm as described here.
The only thing that really worked for me was pressing the "up" button while pressing the "Reset" button (hard reset). Luckily, I had all of my files backed up. The hard reset truly worked. Good luck to all!