Windows 10: My I2C HID Device Driver isn’t working

Hello,One night in june I got done working on something on my laptop. I plugged out all the usb plugs that were attached to it, and took it in my bed with me. When i got comfortable I tried to use my touchpad but it wasnt working. This issue has been present for a few months now and ive done everything i can think of to fix it:TroubleshootLook on the internet for answersRestartReinstall the driverTry to find it in BIOS but i couldntDisabled and reenabledUpdate the driver It kept saying it couldnt do thatI deleted all my other mouse and HID drivers and that didnt workFN + F3I decided to wait

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I2C HID Driver

hi, sorry for the late reply. here's the list

ACPI\PNP0C50

PNP0C50

By the way, I don't know what happen with my notebook but when I turn it on from sleep mode suddenly there's new application installed, ByteFence Anti Malware. I don't know when and how this application installed, but something
miracle happening, the HID Touchscreen reappeared and the HID I2C worked just fine, also the system specification said Full Windows Touch Support with 10 Touch Points.

But I, being afraid of something suspicious like those suddenly installed app, decided to uninstall it, and the HID Touchscreen disappear, the HID I2C had yellow mark again, and the system said no pen or touch input is available.

So I searched for the ByteFence apk and installed it, and yes, those drivers reappeared. But the problem is, the screen didn't respond to my touch. I try to calibrate it but have no effect. Then I try to disable-enable the HID, still didn't work. I try to
update but it said already had the best driver. And when I try to uninstall it, hoping it will came back like any other drivers, it is all gone, and the HID I2C had the yellow mark, again, until now. What should I do now :')

 

Driver failure I2C HID Device

Just some info, in case it may help. On my Dell system, the HID section of the Device Manager has a touchpad and I2C HID device. Both are using Win 10 drivers.

In the Systems section, there are two Serial I/O I2C Host controllers. They are using Intel drivers.

When you mess around in the Device Manager, there are times when setting it to show hidden devices may be helpful.

If you download drivers from MSI, perhaps do the chipset as well as the touchpad. Those drivers are from 2020 so you probably already had them.

 

Uninstalled KMDF HID Minidriver for Touch I2C Device


I recently upgraded to windows 10, and have had problems with my touchscreen driver. When I touched on the screen or on a capacitive button, the area of the screen that the actual finger touch effected was less than the total area of the screen. On boundaries random things happened. I uninstalled a "KMDF HID Minidriver for Touch I2C Device" driver, which has obviously stopped the touchscreen from working. I'm using a Chuwi Vi10, but this is probably irrelevant. I already have another one that is working perfectly, also running windows 10. It lists both a "HID-compliant touch screen" and the "KMDF HID Minidriver for Touch I2C Device" that the other tablet does not have. I can't find a way to reinstall this driver, as every time the automatic driver update search for the unknown device fails, and I can't find the manufacturer (Silead) on the list of drivers.

Any ideas on how I could get the working driver of the working (identical) tablet on the driverless one? Essentially I just need to be able to get the touchscreen working which is the only thing not functioning after the update to windows 10. I haven't been able to roll back to windows 8 either.