Chrome and Add Covers Issue

[Blyent]

Several weeks ago I noticed that everytime I open Apex Fusion on my desktop computer I have Covers on. My desktop does not have a touch screen monitor or anything like that. My default browser is Chrome. Today I thought I'd try IE to see if I still get the Covers on IE. Nope, the covers do not show up when accessing Fusion through IE.

I guess my question is, has anyone experienced this and have found a setting that is falsely identifying the computer as a touch screen device in Chrome? It's nothing major just an annoyance.

[RussM]

Someone else just mentioned this happening to him yesterday. I do not see what you describe in Chrome on Windows 10 (I just installed a new version of Chrome a few days ago)

What version of Chrome?
What operating system and version?
What is the computer model?
What is the monitor model?

[Blyent]

What version of Chrome? 61.0.3163.79
What operating system and version? Windows 10 1703
What is the computer model? Built it myself
What is the monitor model? LG Ultrawide 34UM67

The only thing I've added to my system recently is an Oculus Rift VR system. However, its not touchscreen either.

[RussM]

In Fusion, click on your username, select Settings, then Display. What the the setting for Add Covers?

[Blyent]

Its on "On TouchScreen Devices"

[Blyent]

Looks like I've found the culprit. The Oculus Rift VR system apparently makes the computer think its a touch screen device. I recently moved my computer to a bigger room in the house to show friends and give the family some time with it. Now that I've finished I've brought my computer back into my office. I haven't connected the rift back yet and now I no longer have the covers on.

[jamesreich]

I had a similar issue with the covers in chrome. I was not able to move the covers using the mouse but then I realized the laptop I was using has a touch screen - issue resolved by turning off add covers.