Touch mapping is easily set by opening the Tablet PC Settings, selecting the Display tab, clicking the button to configure pen and touch displays, and selecting Touch to calibrate. The Wacom driver attempts to override this but may not always be successful in certain environments. Windows touch input is mapped by the operating system. This issue has been reported to Citrix by multiple sources and we know that they are working with Microsoft to resolve it in a future update to XenApp.Īt the time of writing (Nov 2018) there is no work-around for this issue - it depends upon Citrix and Microsoft between them to produce a solution in a later release of XenApp and/or Windows.ĭTH-1152 Touch works on primary monitor instead of the extended screen The pen on the 1152 only works with XenApp if Windows Ink is disabled in the Wacom Tablet control panel because of a known issue between Citrix and Microsoft.ĭue to the nature of XenApp and the way that it works with shared resources, Windows Ink is unable to work on a XenApp host.īy default the Wacom pen attempts to use Windows Ink, which is why it then works in XenApp when the use of Ink is disabled.įor touch the 1152 always uses Windows Ink for one and two finger inputs.

The solution is to run Windows Update until you are sure that nothing is missing.Īlternatively you can apply these 3 updates individually:ĭTH 1152 Touch Screen not working with XenApp On some versions of Windows, particularly Windows 7, this can happen if Windows is not fully updated. Please see the DisplayLink corporate installation guideĭevice is not connected (Windows 7) ProblemĪfter installing the Wacom tablet driver the pen tablet will not work properly and on trying to access the control panel (Wacom Tablet Properties) the following error appears: Device not connected I want to install the DisplayLink graphics driver in a corporate environment where DTU devices are already connected to the PCs Solution Corporate installation of the DisplayLink graphics driver Problem

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