Windows 10: Need a driver for the HID Touchscreen Lenovo X1 carbon 12th gen laptop

I've had ongoing issues with the touchscreen on my Lenovo X1 carbon 12th gen laptop in that the touchscreen will stop working so I have disable and reenable the device. However the item has disappeared from Device Manager. I've enabled hidden items in Device Manager and it is still not there. I've been in contact with Lenovo support who tried windows update as well as lenovo update and the system does not pick up a hardware change or need to update the driver. System has been re-started multiple times.Lenovo does not have the driver listed on their website and have directed me to Microsoft to

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X1 Carbon laptop driver crash

After my X1 Carbon 3rd Gen laptop became infested with adware i decided to reinstall Windows 10. Problem is that with the new Windows 10 installation, I can't install any drivers on the computer except for the ones installed by Windows Update.

Here are some examples of what happens after installing drivers from for example Lenovos site:

1. I reboot the computer after driver install, and is met by the screen: "Missing operating system". Rebooting again usually leads to number 2 or 3:
   
2. Computer reboots normally. After a period of time, a program (for example Firefox) doesn't respond, and seconds later my screen becomes black execpt for the taskbar. Then the blue screen: "Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're just collecting some error info, and then we'll restart for you..." comes up, which leads to number 3.
   
3. After reboot Windows tries to repair the system, but seems to fail before finishing: "Automatic Repair couldn't repair your PC".
   

I'm using the laptop right now and it seems to be working fine, since i haven't installed any drivers except the ones from Windows Update. The computer has been rebooted 10+ times, and all programs works normally. I could potentially use the laptop now as I normally would, but avoiding installing drivers isn't optimal. I would prefer to find a solution to this problem.

Further information

First time i installed drivers after reinstall, was through Lenovo's website where it analysed my laptop, and found some recommended drivers. This resulted in crash. I then downloaded Driver Booster and installed drivers through that, which also resulted in crash.

I'm not sure but I think I installed a BIOS update the first time i reinstalled Windows 10. The update came from Lenovo's site.

First time I reinstalled Windows through an external HDD, the Windows installation wouldn't let me install Windows 10 on the SSD after i erased the disk: "Windows cannot be installed on this disk. The selected disk is of the GPT partition style". I found a guide and used cmd and diskpart, which allowed me to install Windows 10.

If I remember correctly (can't find the information since they updated their site), a "technician" from the retailer that sold me the laptop, had put inside a SSD. I'm not sure if there was a HDD before, since they decided to replace it.

Computer information

Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon 3rd Gen 20BS

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-5200U CPU @ 2.20Ghz (4 CPUs), 2.2Ghz

Intel(R) HD Graphics 5500

8192MB RAM

256GB SSD

Phoenix BIOS SC-T v2.1

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit