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Question: Is the first time I use my computer and the touch screen doesn't works. I have to enable it?
Document: Windows 8 takes some getting use to but is fun. It is different though. I have not had trouble yet with this computer being able to handle anything. It has a great processor, lots of RAM and a very large hard drive.Bottom Line: This computer is very nice. However, it is about the same as the non-touch one in terms of specs. The touch screen is really fun... when it works.
Mine went off 2 days in a row and then a couple of days later after that. Waiting to see if it does it some more. It is a nice computer but research the touch screen problems before buying and I think it will help you. I wrote this because I wish I had known beforehand.Like I said, it may just be my computer but I would research this first.
The computer itself is good. It is certainly fast. The camera could be better and have more features. The materials of the computer feel a little cheap. The touch screen is flawless and works perfectly. This is  NOT a fashion/ light laptop, is more a hardcore essentials with a a really good processor .I would recommend this laptop to a friend
Not so on this laptop. The Dell tech confirmed that too. This touch screen, per the tech, is always supposed to stay on.) Anyway, by this time I was very frustrated and upset that my brand new computer was giving me trouble. I contacted Dell and had to do a Live Chat with the tech. He took control of my computer and updated the Bios. He thought that would work. Later that night, my touch screen went out again on its own.
Been having nothing but trouble with it since the first month on. It's actually shut down completely once and the start screen was dozen & unusable the second time. Have spent hours and hours on the phone with dell support( they were by the way , extremely helpful and very nice)
It quit working on its own. It just shut itself off. I still had access to my computer and could use the touchpad just fine. The screen stays on, you just cannot use the touch. I restarted the laptop and the touch screen came back on. It went out again the next day. Just all by itself. The computer was still running fine but there was no way to turn the touch screen back on.
The computer is super.Windows 8 isn't.The touch screen is neat, BUT .......Learning to use the new O.S. is pain, pressure and frustration.So much for progress???????????????? ?
I've had this two months now and am really happy with it. Everything works on mine and I transport it to work and back everyday. It's fast, though I wish I had spent a bit more and gotten the slightly faster model. I don't use the touchscreen much, but it is nice. Yes it's a bit on the heavy side but that's what you get when you want all the features this has (screen size, ports, dvd, stereo).
My Dell Inspiron laptop is everything that I expected it to be. With the Intel i7 processor it does everything quickly even with my SQL server database installed. The touch screen, keyboard and other features are great. I have to admit that I didn't think the lack of backlighted keys would be a problem but there have been a few time that it would have been nice. Windows 8 was not as difficult to learn as I though it might be and I now LOVE IT.
As long as your not a hardcore gamer and have the spare coin to spend on a i7 touchscreen laptop, this is a solid buy. I really don't know where you could go wrong with this. Wellll, maybe the lack of blueray if that's your thing, but then again, the screen is 720p. A few hundred $ more will get you the 1080p.Update 12/1/13After 1 month, the computer is still running smoothly and I'm loving the touchscreen, which I use quite a lot.
Answer: The touch screen should work the moment you turn on your computer.