iPad touch screen question.

With no screen protector you should not loose touch sensitivity. As others have said, clean the screen, run disk utility and verify permissions, and also make sure your hard drive isn't close to being full.

Heat sensitive. Rub fingers together to warm up. Problem solved.??

donn0128 wrote:
Generally no. Do you have a screen protector on it? When is the last time you cleaned the screen? When is the last time you did a complete power off?

No screen protector. True, I haven't cleaned it in a while.I've been somewhat neglectful since I haven't been "home in my RV for a while, where I have a cleaning solution. I'm temporarily in an assisted living ap't. I do power the unit completely off each night.I'll go ahead and give it a good cleaning. I'll also obtain a stylus and see if that helps (I've lost a few).

Sometimes if my fingers are really dry I have problems with touch screens.

Some people just have naturally moist skin if yours is dry that could be the problem.

I have had my i pad air for about a year and a half now. I have a cheap screen protector on mine and zero loss of sensitivity. And I use mine alot...for work sometimes several hours a day. My screen protector gets minimal cleaning...man I need to clean this thing:R

Generally no. Do you have a screen protector on it? When is the last time you cleaned the screen? When is the last time you did a complete power off?