[MVPanda]

I have Nextbook tablet model NX16A8116K. I pulled it out of my bag and found it had a small crack in a corner from being smushed by books and such. I turned it on, and the thing was fine except for the fact that the right 1/3rd of the screen just didn't work. I ordered a new screen, and after watching a bunch of videos and spending tedious hours, got a new screen. Turn it on, and now the whole screen works, but not right. The entire calibration is messed up, and it's not consistent, so it's hard to even get to the settings page, much less get into something. How can I fix the calibration to a useable standard?

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! Screen calibration was something used more for older resistive screens, not modern capacitative screens. It might be that the screen you installed is faulty, or wasn't installed quite right.