Windows 7 SP1 Will Bring Touch Fixes.

Adamd said:
Well when the HP Slate and other devices of the like start coming out with 7 installed the number of touch users will increase a lot.
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And prices will be affordable!
 

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Why do I get the feeling that for the non-touch computers, that there will be issues after the installation of SP1? I think they should test it first multiple times on computers that don't have touch capabilities, so it doesn't cause the majority of the world problems with Windows 7 users.
 

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XboxOmac said:
Why do I get the feeling that for the non-touch computers, that there will be issues after the installation of SP1? I think they should test it first multiple times on computers that don't have touch capabilities, so it doesn't cause the majority of the world problems with Windows 7 users.
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Why would it cause problems? Windows 7 already installs touch functionality out of the box. No issues reported. And why do you think they would not test it before release?
 

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logicearth said:
XboxOmac said:
Why do I get the feeling that for the non-touch computers, that there will be issues after the installation of SP1? I think they should test it first multiple times on computers that don't have touch capabilities, so it doesn't cause the majority of the world problems with Windows 7 users.
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Why would it cause problems? Windows 7 already installs touch functionality out of the box. No issues reported. And why do you think they would not test it before release?
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Hmmm... you got a point there. I'll take my post back. :zip:
 

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I don't see the need for this to be fixed... I have a multi-touch screen notebook and which boasts a muti-gesture touchpad to go with it and there's no problems with this what-so-ever, it works and it is fast. I mean really, who wants to sit there for a few more seconds for a program to launch because of a slower double-tap function? Not me! :p
 

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