Applying touchscreens/glorified mousepads to only the secondary display?

[Garacesh]

Woohoo! I finally got two screens I'm a professional now!

 

Second one's a touchscreen, too. A bit gimmicky, but I figure I might as well have the functionality. It'll be useful somewhere-or-other, I'm sure.

Thing is, its touchscreen capabilities are only applying to the primary monitor (1680x1050), and I want it to be the secondary monitor (as it's 1280x1024 - I'm on odd one that prefers my secondary monitor to be 4:3) - obviously not ideal to have to touch the wrong monitor at the wrong resolution.

 

Does anybody know of a way I can make it only apply to the secondary monitor? There's nothing in its hardware settings (Control Panel - Mouse - Hardware - USB Touchscreen Controller (Universal) - Properties)

 

My Google-Fu has failed me, and I can only find threads mentioning Tablet PC Settings, of which is not an option in my Control Panel

[LosOjos]

Maybe I'm missing something, but surely you just set it as your secondary monitor in the usual way (Nvidia, CCC etc.)?

[Garacesh]

The screen is the second monitor. The touch capability is not.

If I poke the secondary monitor, it moves the mouse to the equivalent point on my primary monitor, instead.

 

Sorry if I didn't explain it too clearly.

[LosOjos]

The screen is the second monitor. The touch capability is not.

If I poke the secondary monitor, it moves the mouse to the equivalent point on my primary monitor, instead.

 

Sorry if I didn't explain it too clearly.

 

Now I'm with you! Thought you'd just had a tough week

 

What brand/model is the touch screen?

 

Have you tried seeing if there's a calibration option in Control Panel?

[Garacesh]

It's an.. A.. Um.. Thing.

I can't see any branding on it at all.

Identifies as Generic PnP Monitor in Device Manager.

Thanks to Aida32 it tells me it's a Iiyama ProLite T1930SR-B1 19 inch Touch Screen Monitor. One of these.

Edited February 12, 2014 by Garacesh

[GeekyPete]

Classic!! You might just have to go low-tech and move the monitors round.

[LosOjos]

Control Panel > TabletPC > Calibration

 

Should let you choose which monitor to apply touch to...

[Garacesh]

Control Panel > TabletPC > Calibration

My Google-Fu has failed me, and I can only find threads mentioning Tablet PC Settings, of which is not an option in my Control Panel

 

Sadface.

Only T*'s I have are 'Taskbar and Start Menu' and 'Troubleshooting'

Edited February 12, 2014 by Garacesh