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Mac touch screen driver for mac os#

We hope that the signal block issue will be solved as soon as possible.ĪSUS provides firmware “MB16AMT_touchFW_vT3” to solve this problem for MAC OS version 10.15.

Therefore, ASUS is discussing with IC vendor to find solution for the issue caused by the Apple. But when the customer upgrades MAC OS to version 10.15, multi touch signal will be blocked that causes the touch function is invalid but display function is still working. Originally ASUS MB16AMT supports touch function on MAC OS version 10.14 and is displayed normally.

Mac touch screen driver update#

For Mac OS 10.15 users, please be noted that you will need to update the latest monitor firmware to activate the touch function. Device must support Host Storage mode and HID multi-touch function. You would need to download ASUS ZenScreen Touch App first. I am sorry to hear you are experiencing this issue, I would be happy to further assist. After reviewing your email I understand that the touchscreen isn't working when connected to you MAC. Thank you for contacting ASUS online support.

Mac touch screen driver full#

So sounds like if you want to boot up an older version, that could be an option? Full response was: FYI got a response from ASUS and they are saying it was working for Mac OS 10.14 not 10.15. Hopefully someone could chime in with a potential solution, but I seriously doubt it. The only touchscreen device that quite works is an iPad though Duet or Sidecar (if you are on Catalina), but the experience is not as seamless as a true external monitor and I don't want my tablet burning on 24/7 its screen alongside my laptop.

With all these said, I think that we might have as well bought the monitor without touch, as it's completely useless currently. would be possible neither, as it's plainly seeing the monitor as an ink tablet. As well, I think that Mac doesn't support touch screen gestures, so no scrolling, zooming, etc. I'm afraid to say that I think this is something that might not be able to be 'fixed', as the Mac seems to recognize the device as an 'Ink Tablet' (check the new icon that appears in System Settings when you plug the monitor), thus I imagine it processes the touches there as if you were drawing on a tablet hence moving/clicking the mouse wherever it happens to be. I'm open to any/all thoughts, and full well understand that these limitations had been identified before purchasing.Īs I was casually reading your post, I actually thought it was mine! If you check this post I've created about a month ago ( ), I was mentioning exactly the same things but didn't get any replies. Thus, if I'm in another application on my primary display, and do not first move the mouse cursor over to the application on the MB16AMT and click the application to move the active display to the MB16AMT, and taps on the MB16AMT are registered as mouse clicks on the primary display (not the MB16AMT) Using the touchscreen, when the display is not the active display, acts as a mouse cursor on the Active Display. No MultiTouch support (touching the screen only moves the mouse curser, but does not handle MultiTouch gestures or aspects such as scrolling) Thus far, I have noticed two main issues (and I believe both are known/identified), and am wondering if anyone has any update/workaround on these, or knows if they are being planned for a future software/firmware/driver update? I recently picked up an MB16AMT as an additional monitor for my MacBook Pro, knowing that there were limitations with using the touchscreen along with a Mac (compared to a PC).