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X-86 64 bit Architecture: Core i3, i5, or i7 CPUĪRM 64 bit Architecture: Microsoft SQ1 or SQ2 CPUĪ high-quality touch screen (a digitizer with an active pen works best). To run Nebo, we recommend devices with the following HW requirements: RamĨGB RAM memory for ARM (Microsoft SQ1 or SQ2 CPU)
Note that graphics tablets are NOT compatible with Nebo Note that Wacom Pen tablets (Intuos) or Pen computers (Mobile Studio Pro or Cintiq or Cintiq pro) are NOT compatible With Nebo. While it is possible to write in Nebo using either a passive pen or an active pen, active pens are recommended for the best note-taking experience. This solution works great! All you need to do just go to device manager, right click the first USB Input Device (under human interface devices) and enable it.Nebo is only compatible with operating systems (OS) and devices that can handle our technology.
This solution works great! All you need to do just go to device manager, right click the first USB Input Device (under human interface devices) and enable it. Thanks Tradesman1 - you saved me hours of hair-tearing! So if you're having touch screen problems, chances are excellent that your touch screen is actually fine, and all you need to do is change all the settings as I've indicated here, cold-booting first if necessary to bring the touch screen back to life before you start. The more permanent-seeming touch screen failure was instantly resolved by disabling the "USB Selective Suspend" feature in the power settings and cold-booting. Changing this setting to "sleep" - after first restoring touch functionality, of course - fixed the problem instantly and permanently for me, though this will probably only work if you first go into the Windows Device Manager and find the touch screen device - it's a "USB Input Device" under the "Human Interface Devices" heading - right click and go to "Properties", go to the "Power Management" tab, and uncheck "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power". If your touch screen is going out when you close the lid, you probably have set the computer's power settings so that it "does nothing" upon closing the lid. "".I finally stumbled upon the solutions to both forms of touch screen failure - the failure upon closing the lid and more semi-permanent failure - are both caused by simple, stupid bugs arising from the particular combination of Asus' touch screen interface design and Windows' USB power management algorithms.
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