Screen calibration

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  1. ArieBombarie, Jun 2, 2014

    ArieBombarie macrumors newbie

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    Hello everyone,

    I've installed iOS 8 on my test iPhone 5S 16GB. Now i have a bug in the software. If i enter a app the calibration of the screen breaks. I only can touch thinks on right side when i am touching the screen on the left side. It's a strange bug. Does someone else have the same issues? And how to deal with it.

    Kind regards,
    Arjen
     
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  2. dhy8386, Jun 2, 2014

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    Saw in Apple Def forums you have to do clean install to avoid this issue.
     
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  3. ArieBombarie, Jun 2, 2014

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    Thanks! I will try it.
     
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  4. Peace, Jun 3, 2014

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    I had the same problem. I did a reset>reset all Settings and that fixed it.
     
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  5. tdar, Jun 3, 2014

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    There is a bug in the beta where screen zoom is on by mistake. Here's how to fix. Reboot the phone. Go into Settings\Accessibility. Turn Off Zoom. Due to the screen issue you'll have to figure out where to tap to flick off the slider. Reboot the phone again. Fixed.
     
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  6. illyb2000, Jun 3, 2014

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    Has everyone got this issue ? Can't replicate.
     
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  7. johnnyboy360, Jun 3, 2014

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    It is to do with the zoom feature. If you make sure its turned off before you update, it will be fine. And if you are able to make it to the zoom and turn it off when your screen calibration is nerfed, it will be fine.
     
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