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25-Jun-2006, 02:30 PM #1
Solved: screen align loop
Help! I have an ipaq 1955, and I started to have trouble with the screen alignment. The screen would go badly out of alignment; I would try to click on an icon, and an application or an icon a good inch below it would be activated. I did a hard reboot, and did a new screen alignment, and after aligning the screen, it blipped and prompted me to align the screen again. It now will only prompt me to align the screen continually, without letup. Any suggestions?
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26-Jun-2006, 01:53 PM #2
Sounds like something in the touchscreen has gone horribly awry. I am thinking you probably going to need to get it serviced.

On a side note did you hard reset it and take out the battery for an extended period of time with it outside the cradle?
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