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Interesting. That part works fine for me! I think my issue is something like: each of the two monitors is really functioning as two devices-- a display and a touch input. In Windows most touch inputs are designed to provide input related to the screen (aka primary screen). This makes sense if...

I haven't but that was my next step if somebody here didn't just know the answer...

I'm trying to figure out how to get the touch on my non-primary second external touch monitor to control ITSELF and not the primary monitor? (I have done a pretty extensive search across both the SP3 and W10 forums and have gotten close but not found this issue discussed.) I've got my SP3 i5...