Windows 10: touchscreen resets to mouse touch with every startup

I have an RTK FHD HDR touchscreen 10 point multitouch resistive monitor connected to my PC running Windows 10 version 21H1 build 19043.928. There is an HDMI connection for video and a USB-C to USB-A for power and touchscreen data. Everything is set-up, calibrated and operational as it should, but with every restart of the system the monitor resets itself to mouse touch. 1 point operation with a mouse pointer. If I disconnect the usb power and connect it back in, it returns back to normal. I have checked the drivers in Device Manager under Human Interface Devices HID-compliant touch screen

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Surface Pro 3 - Can't TOUCH 'x' to close apps or double tap to expand


Sounds more like an alignment issue that the hardware is calibrated for an older GPU and touch screen driver than is installed now. It is not that hard to do. SeeThe Microsoft Surface touchscreen | Touchscreen problems | Touch ...

Any device with a touch screen should be calibrated on a regular basis.

Enter calibrate, use the arrow keys to highlight Calibrate the screen for pen or touch input, and press Enter. (With a mouse, click Calibrate the screen for pen or touch input.) Step 3: Press the Tab key until the Reset button is selected and press Enter."

 

No responce to touch on Acer touchscreen

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Portable monitor multi-touch not working on startup (Windows 11)

Hi,

I recently purchased a portable monitor with multi-touch (Visual Beat 15.6 from Amazon). I connect it to my windows 11 computer via a USB-C cable. The video works perfectly. The touchscreen is recognized by windows as a mouse running windows default driver.

On every startup, the portable monitor will be recognized as a mouse (i.e. multi-touch does not work. Moving my figure on the screen will bring the mouse pointer to my finger and moves with it. I can fix the issue by going into device manager > HID-compliant touch screen > disable / enable as suggested here: Enable and disable your touchscreen in Windows - Microsoft Support. However, I do not want to do this on every bootup.

I have tried removing and reinstall the touchscreen "device" multiple times, but it is still the same.

The issue only happens on cold startup. If I restart the computer when multi-touch is working, it boots with multi-touch working.

I tried the same monitor on a windows 10 laptop, and it works flawlessly there.

Please suggest what I can do.