Windows 98 USB Touch Mode Selection
- Run REGEDIT.
- Drill down to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\Enum
\USB
\VID_04E7&PID_0001
- Open the key folder below this path for the
installed touchscreen that's represented by the USB controller's 8-digit serial number. If
there's more than one, you'll have to guess which one is currently installed. (The
registry never forgets a face: The serial numbers of any Elo USB touchscreen ever plugged
into the system will be displayed.)
- Find the "Driver" value and record
its data. "Mouse\0001" is typical.
- Now drill down to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\System
\CurrentControlSet
\Services
\Class
- Continue drilling down to the key name
represented by the value data found in step 4 above. For the example above, you would find
and open the "Mouse" key, then open the "0001" key.
- To change the touch mode, add a binary value
named MouseMode.
- Select Edit from the menu, then New, then Binary
Value, and type in MouseMode for the new value name (pay attention to case).
- Set the MouseMode value to the data for the
desired touch mode.
- Double-click the value.
- A newly created value will display 0000, which is
not editable; you add the new data by typing it in:
- 00 00 Click on Touch
- 01 00 Click on Untouch
- 04 00 Drag
- 05 00 Drag, double-click
- Editing an existing value will display 0000 0x 00;
drag over the editable portion to select it, then enter the new value.
- Unplug the touchscreen USB connection, wait 10
seconds, then reconnect the USB cable to apply the new settings.
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