When touch screens don't work, frustration sets in quickly. The biggest problem is that the touch screen is often the only way to interact with your phone or tablet. When that suddenly goes away, it can feel like you're locked out of your device.
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While there are cases where an unresponsive touch screen calls for professional repairs, there are several steps, from easy to advanced, that you can take to get things working again.
These troubleshooting steps apply to any touch screen device running Windows, iOS, or Android.
Reasons a Touch Screen Stops Working
A variety of things can cause a touch screen to stop working, including:
How to Fix a Touch Screen That Isn't Working
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We've found that the following steps can help a touch screen start working again. You should try them in this order, but some may not apply to your device.
FAQ
How do I reset my touch screen?
In most cases, you can't. Newer devices don't offer the option to reset or calibrate the touchscreen since it's rarely necessary. Android stopped offering that option in version 4 of its OS, and Microsoft stopped after Windows 10.
What is Ghost Touch?
Ghost touching is when your smartphone's touchscreen responds to phantom presses (presses you haven't made). This issue is typically caused by a hardware problem but can often be resolved with some troubleshooting. Our instructions for fixing ghost touch on iPad can also apply to other devices.
Well I don't know what kind of pants you guys are wearing or what your doing with your phones. But after an entire year of owning my previous iPhone, keeping it my pocket naked, and heavy use I can say I have zero scratches on the screen. The silver bezel around the screen is covered in dings and scratches and looks pretty bad and some of the corners and edges have dings and marks from hitting pavement. I've dropped it several times, a few on cement and asfault (landing on the screen sometimes) and it still has no scratches on the glass. Maybe I'm just lucky, but normally I am not.
No protector will damage the screen that I know of. And the change in sensitivity is very small, but enough to where I didn't like it. But in the end its up to you, I know I was paranoid when I first got my $600 iPhone last year but after awhile and seeing the videos online of the beating it can take I changed my mind. Plus its nearly a crime to cover up something that looks so good.
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