Wrong auto root and now the touchscreen is... iffy

[happytomato]

I have an N-910F and managed to flash the auto-root for the N-915 - The touchscreen is now weirdly offset and doesn't properly respond to touch input - even in recovery. Have I fried the touchscreen like you can on older models, or do I just need to revert something software based. I checked with some touchscreen diagnostic software and it definitely does respond... just in the wrong place. Ideas=

 

[PieOfJustice]

I have an N-910F and managed to flash the auto-root for the N-915 - The touchscreen is now weirdly offset and doesn't properly respond to touch input - even in recovery. Have I fried the touchscreen like you can on older models, or do I just need to revert something software based. I checked with some touchscreen diagnostic software and it definitely does respond... just in the wrong place. Ideas=

re-flash a N910F kernel

 

[happytomato]

Tried it! No change. It's weird because the screen has no offset in the corner and it gets worse and worse as you get further from the top left corner.... can it be a DPI issue or something?

 

[MrAlez]

I read somewhere if you flash other kernel you will burn the digitalizer lf the svreen, the only thibk you left if flash stock firmware via odin, if that doesnt work, send it to repair

 

[mrlove6]

I have an N-910F and managed to flash the auto-root for the N-915 - The touchscreen is now weirdly offset and doesn't properly respond to touch input - even in recovery. Have I fried the touchscreen like you can on older models, or do I just need to revert something software based. I checked with some touchscreen diagnostic software and it definitely does respond... just in the wrong place. Ideas=

hey, it happened to me last month on my tab s, but not flashing wrong things like you....just flash back the right recovery in odin should work normally, if you were unlucky to fix it you have to flash complete stock rom and root again

 

[Hurrian]

Punch in *#2663# > TSP FW Update (General)

You might want to use the S-Pen to press the button.

 

[happytomato]

Punch in *#2663# > TSP FW Update (General)

You might want to use the S-Pen to press the button.

IT WORKED.

You have no idea how pleased I am. Thank you so much

 

[GuestD2046]

Punch in *#2663# > TSP FW Update (General)

You might want to use the S-Pen to press the button.

Thank you very much. Indeed this worked perfectly. Now im wondering what the other buttons in this menu do ...

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