SteveE
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Nope, not that either. It switches when the relevant screen isn't showing. Plus, if it was touchscreen issues, we'd see other kinds of things randomly triggered, not just this one weird thing.Found this via Google.
A touchscreen can technically "self-trigger" under certain conditions, usually due to external interference like static electricity, electromagnetic interference (EMI), or even a very sensitive touchscreen picking up stray signals from nearby conductive materials, but under normal usage, a touchscreen should not activate on its own without a physical touch.
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