Do CommBox Interactive Displays Work with Windows?
Yes—CommBox touchscreens are fully compatible with Windows, offering seamless integration with Microsoft applications, Windows Ink, and more.
Applies To
All CommBox Interactive Touchscreens (Classic V3, V3X, S4, S5, Atom, Horizon, Infiniti)
Option 1
Connect Your Windows Device to the CommBox Interactive Display
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Use an HDMI cable to connect your Windows device to the CommBox screen for video output.
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Connect a USB-A to USB-B cable between your device and the CommBox to enable touch functionality.
- Connect a USB-C cable
💡 Tip: Ensure cables are securely connected for optimal performance.
Option 2
Utilise Windows Ink for Seamless Annotation
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Open any Microsoft Office 365 application (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint) or Microsoft Edge.
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Use your CommBox stylus pen directly on the screen to start annotating without selecting the Microsoft inking tool.
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The CommBox touchscreen automatically distinguishes between finger gestures and pen input for a smooth experience.
💡 Tip: This feature enhances collaboration in classrooms and meeting rooms by allowing instant annotations.
Option 3
Enhance Functionality with a CommBox Slot-In PC (OPS)
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Insert a CommBox Slot-In PC into the OPS slot of your touchscreen to run Windows directly on the device.
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This setup provides a full Windows experience, enabling the use of all Microsoft applications without the need for an external computer.
💡 Tip: The Slot-In PC is ideal for environments where a dedicated Windows system is preferred.
Option 4
Wirelessly Connect Using CommBox Connect
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Utilise CommBox Connect to wirelessly mirror your Windows device's screen to the CommBox touchscreen.
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This feature supports Miracast and allows for flexible presentations without the need for cables. Simply press Window + K to activate screensharing.
- Alternatively download the feature rich CommBox Connect Windows application for S4, S5, Horizon or Intelligent Display
- Alternative download the desktop application Eshare for V3, V3X or Atom
💡 Tip: Ensure both devices are on the same network for a stable connection.
Troubleshooting / What to Do If It Doesn’t Work
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No Touch Response?
Ensure the USB cable is properly connected. Touch functionality requires this connection in addition to HDMI. -
Windows Ink Not Activating?
Verify that your Windows device supports touch input