Windows 10: How do I install the HID complainant touch screen drive?

Hello, I have recently wiped a ThinkPad computer that originally had touchscreen capabilities, but after the wipe, the computer seemed to have also gotten rid of the touchscreen capabilities. I looked in my computer and the internet, and I have come to find out that it's because my computer seemed to be missing the HID complainant touch screen drive. I looked for some help online but nothing has really worked, so if any of you could help me with this problem, that will be greatly appreciated.P.S. The computer is a Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga 11e type 20DA in case it helps.

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HID-Compliant touch screen

HID-Compliant touch screen is not even listed under device manager anymore after doing an update. I have Toshiba Satellite, Windows 10.

I have checked hidden folders, tried detecting for changes, updated drivers, everything. Still no touch screen. Please help?

 

Touch screen HID missing Toshiba P50-t laptop

Thanks for your response. I have done as you suggested. Whilst step one didn't locate the missing driver, it did highlight that the new HP printer drivers aren't now recognised by this new W10 install - as i said installed by MS with me online. Another
concern i would have thought! It too was ok beforehand,

Step two - i have tried everywhere... i cannot locate the driver.

It was there, i'd seen it previously in device manager - my unit has always been a touch screen. I have even called Toshiba Australia but they don't have it either and suggest that the one provided as part of the W8 pre-load was the MS HID one.

Again the model is a Toshiba P50t-A, model # PSPMHA-01600L.

Sorry but can you provide further assistance?

you can see here ... HID-touchscreen is not listed there (but used to be).

 

Touch Screen

Hi Rosara,

To reinstall the HID-compliant touch screen, you may refer to the steps below:

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  Right-click on the Start menu and select Device Manager.
  
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  Click on the Action tab.
  
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  Select Scan for hardware changes.
  
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  The system should reinstall the HID-compliant touch screen under Human Interface Devices.
  
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  Restart the PC.
  

Let us know how it turns out.