Touchscreen in a WIN VM is this possible?

[saeft_3004]

Did any of you succeed in using a touchscreen in a Windows VM?

 

[BobhWasatch]

It works fine with WIndows 10 Pro using Remote Desktop. I use Xtralogic RDP from a Chromebook.

 

[saeft_3004]

I installed proxmox on a NUC8I3BEK and created a win10 per VM.

Now I connected my touch screen via usb, the usb port was of course passed.

However, the touch function only works for about 1 minute after which no input is possible. If I deactivate the "HID Compliant Touchscreen" driver in the Device Manager and then reactivate it, the touch function will continue for 1 minute. All usb energy saving measures have been disabled.

Do I have to install a linux driver?

P.S. I also created a win8.1 VM there is exactly the same problem.

 

[BobhWasatch]

Have you tried disabling the USB Tablet device in the VM settings? I think that is set by default to make the mouse work better in VNC. Maybe there is a conflict.

 

[saeft_3004]

I tested it, unfortunately it was not the cause. Nevertheless, thanks for the tip.

The funny thing is that if I keep typing on the touch screen at frequent intervals, it works for a longer time too. As soon as I do not enter anything for about 45-60 seconds, the touch function does not work anymore.

Could the virtio drivers be the problem? I'm ready to try everything. I'm about to install windows on the PC without proxmox :-(

 

[Samuel36]

It is possible to touch in WIN VM using tools like logmein, R-HUB remote support servers and Windows 10 remote desktop.

 

[lepetitcreole]

Hi, I have the same issue using a touchscreen ASUS MB16AMT on a WIN VM. I have tried a fresh install but same issue :/
Did you find any solution to fix it?

 

[lepetitcreole]

I got it! Disabling power saving on the USB input device seems to work for me!

 

[rjcab]

same issue and did not find the fix