Hi,. the particular model of my x200 is 7453-FJ9. I bought it from ebay and the seller claimed is was multi-touch. After checking on the Levono support page where you identify the machine features through the model # above, it does not mention anything about being touch capable let alone multitouch. However, since I installed a new copy of windows 7 pro 64-bit on a new hdd, after installing all of the automated lenovo and windows updates, I checked the system properties and it states 'Pen and Single Touch Input Available' as shown in my system properties screen below.

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I have tried to use the single touch input but it does not seem to be working. I have tried calibrating touch input though the screen calibration and it has not worked. I have looked at the HCI devices in the device manager and it shows 'Wacom Penabled MiniDriver','Bluetooth Remote Control', 'HID Compliant Consumer Control Device' and several repeated entries of 'HID-compliant device' but nothing about touch input ! 

I don't understand what is going on, do you think this tablet has touch input available ? Should I try install the touch driver on the lenovo website ? the wacom website ? or am i just wasting my time thinking it has touch input since it is not mentioned on the 7453-FJ9 lenovo support page (that I can see). Any advice on this would be kindly appreciated..

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http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/partsLookup.page

Type in the first 4 digits of the model number and then the serial number of your machine.

Make a note of the Pt# of the display and the description and I'll see if I can get the specifications for your display.

Dave

Hi Dave, thanks for the link, from this i found my display has the following part numbers and descriptions :

Mfg P/N FRU P/N Description







Anything further you can advise would be kindly appreciated.

thanks gmac, i don't suppose i could take those touchscreen FRU parts and replace mine making it multitouch ?