Windows 10: Touch calibration item missing in Tablet PC Settings

I'm working on an embedded system running Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 24h2 arm64, where I ported a one point HID touch screen on it.I next need to do basic calibrations to align the touchscreen to monitor. According to another question, it's done in Tablet PC Settings. I don't find an entry in Win search box, instead I found a command line to invoke the panel: shell:::{80F3F1D5-FECA-45F3-BC32-752C152E456E}. However, on my embedded system, the display options section is missing.https://imgur.com/AgeEyP3Is there any reason it is missing? Do I need to do anything like modifying registry keys

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How to launch tablet Pc touch input from command line

Hello,

From versions of Windows 7 and above it is possible to automatically launch Touchscreen calibration using Tabcal.exe.

I was wondering if there is a similar command to directly launch touch input instead of following inf the steps below:

• Go to Control Panel and search for "Touch".
• Click "Tablet PC Settings"
• Click "Setup..." to the right of "Configure your pen and touch displays"
• Choose "Touch Input..."

With best regards,

 

Calibrating pen on Windows 10 LTSB tablet does not include "Pen and Full Windows Touch Support" on Tablet PC Settings dialogue box

When trying to calibrate a pen touch device on a Windows 10 LTSB tablet, the "Tablet pc settings" dialogue box opens correctly, however, instead of Details stating "Pen and Full Windows Touch Support"





the details give only "Full Windows Touch Support" option.





If I click the "calibrate" button, I only get an option to calibrate touch screen, not an option to calibrate my pen. I have 250 Lenovo Yoga 11e devices and all but one allow calibration of pen device.

 

I cannot calibrate a second touch screen in Windows 10

This issue seems to be addressed for Windows 7 with a hotfix You cannot calibrate a second touch screen in Windows 7 - Microsoft Support. I just migrated to Windows 10, and am too intimidated to try hot fix. This from the hotfix web page.

Assume that you have a Windows 7-based computer that is connected to two touch screens. You try to calibrate the second touch screen by using the Tablet PC Settings Control
Panel item. However, when you touch the calibration grids on the calibration screen that is displayed on the second touch screen, the gesture is not recognized. Therefore, calibration data for the second touch screen is not saved. You must press Esc to recover
from this issue.

That's what I want to do, but with Windows 10. Thanks all.