Touch Film Driver Download & Installation Guide | Fix Touch Direction

1. Why You Need the Right Touch Film Driver

Good news: most interactive touch film works right out of the box on Windows systems—just plug it in and you’re good to go.

But sometimes things don’t go as planned. If your touch response is backwards, jumping around, or not working at all, you probably just need the correct touch film driver.

Getting the right driver makes all the difference. It ensures your touches are accurate and responsive. This guide will help you find and download the perfect touch film driver for your specific setup.

2. Download by Size: Windows Touch Film Drivers

For Windows users, the right touch film driver depends mainly on your film’s size. Just find your size in the table below and click the link to start your touch film driver download.

Touch Film Size	Interface	Windows Driver
7-24 inches	80-Pin	Download Windows Driver
24-55 inches	110-Pin	Download Windows Driver
55-70 inches	160-Pin	Download Windows Driver
70-110 inches	220-Pin	Download Windows Driver

A quick note: These drivers are designed for Windows only. And if you don’t know the driver, please contact our sales or email us.

3. Using Touch Film with Other Operating Systems

Working on a different platform? No problem. Here’s how to get your touch film running smoothly on other systems.

3.1 Android

Android 6.0 and up: Great news—your touch film should work automatically. Just plug it in. No touch film driver needed.

Android 4.0 to 6.0: Some older versions may need a little help. If touch isn’t working, try our legacy driver below.

Download Android Driver (For Android versions below 6.0)

3.2 Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi handles things a bit differently. Instead of installing a driver, you’ll need to add two small pieces of information: the VID (Vendor ID) and PID (Product Code).

Don’t worry—we can help with that. Just reach out to our support team with your system details, and we’ll send you the exact codes to plug in.

3.3 Ubuntu & Linux

How your touch film behaves on Ubuntu depends on your system version and what you need it to do.

Basic touch (single-point): Most modern Ubuntu versions will recognize your film as a simple mouse. No driver needed.
Multi-touch or no response: If you need more advanced touch features or nothing happens when you connect, a little debugging may be required. Our support team can guide you through the process.