If your Chromebook touchscreen is no longer working, it could be as simple as a dirty screen, but certain software and system settings can also affect how the touchscreen works. Below, you’ll find all of the solutions we recommend for an unresponsive Chromebook touchscreen.
How to Enable or Disable the Touchscreen on Your Chromebook
Chromebooks are easy to use and easy to repair. Here are the most common reasons why Chromebook touchscreens stop working:
In most cases, you can repair the touchscreen on your Chromebook yourself. Follow these steps in order, testing the screen after each step to see if it works:
Restart your Chromebook. If the touchscreen stopped working due to a temporary software-related issue, a good first step to try is a reboot.
