Windows 10: Any ways to reinstall "HID-Complaint Touch Screen Driver" after PC reset make it gone?

Hello,so I reset my PC just to fix corrupted files that cause update to fail. Ones I`ve reset the PC, "HID-Complaint Touch Screen Driver" is gone from Device Manager nowhere to be found.I`ve tried to use my old method that use Advanced Driver Updater to scan missing and outdated driver, still my method is useless it tried to update outdated driver rather then reinstall missing driver back. I`ve tried to install the driver from Lenovo Support but there is no touch screen driver for my laptop, I tried both automatically and manual fix it won`t work.When I tried to check at the "About Your PC", a

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HID-compliant touch screen was not on laptop

I have a Dell I5 5000 CORE 15 Intel.....that has a touchscreen, have had my computer 4 years and never an issue using the touchscreen but now it's gone. I too don't have the HID-"complaint touch screen" listed under my HID chooses on my laptop BUT it
used to be there. How can i get it back?

 

HID-Compliant touch screen

Hi Darlin,

This might be caused by the changes made after an update. If you can't see the HID-Complaint touch screen on the Device Manager, we suggest checking your device manufacturer's website and download from there the latest driver for the touch-screen. After
doing so, check if you can see the driver from the Device Manager.

Let us know if you need anything else. We're here to help.

 

Surface Pro 4 Missing Hid touch screen driver

Disable and enable the touchscreen driver

Note

You'll need a keyboard or mouse connected to your Surface, as in Solution 2.

If a two-button shutdown doesn't work, try this:

Select the search box in the taskbar, enter device manager, and then select Device Manager in the search results.

Select the arrow to the left of Human Interface Devices.

Right-click HID-compliant touch screen, and then select Disable.

Right-click HID-compliant touch screen, and then select Enable.

Note

There may be more than one HID-compliant touch screen listed. If so, complete steps 3-4 for each one.

Solution 6: Reinstall the touchscreen driver

Note

You'll need a keyboard or mouse connected to your Surface, as in Solution 2.

If disabling and re-enabling your touchscreen driver doesn't work, try this:

Select the search box in the taskbar, enter device manager, and then select Device Manager in the results.

Select the arrow to the left of Human Interface Devices.

Right-click HID-compliant touch screen, and then select Uninstall.

Note

There may be more than one HID-compliant touch screen listed. If so, complete steps 3-4 for each one.

Restart your Surface.

Your Surface will automatically download and install the touchscreen driver when you connect to the Internet.

Solution 7: Reset touchscreen calibration

Note

You'll need a keyboard or mouse connected to your Surface, as in Solution 2.

If solutions 1-6 didn’t work, recalibrate the touchscreen:

Press the Windows logo key .

(If you're using a mouse, select Start .)

Enter calibrate, use the arrow keys to highlight Calibrate the screen for pen or touch input, and then press Enter.

(With a mouse, select Calibrate the screen for pen or touch input.)

Press the Tab key until the Reset button is selected, and then press Enter.

(With a mouse, select Reset.)

If the Reset button is dimmed, your Surface touch calibration is still at factory settings. Skip to Solution 8.

Press the Tab key until the Yes button is selected, press Enter, and then follow the on-screen instructions.

(With a mouse, select Yes, and then follow the on-screen instructions.)

After your Surface removes the recalibration data, test the touchscreen to see if it responds appropriately.

If none of the above work...

Open Start, type: regedit

Right click regedit

Click Run as administrator

Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Wisp\Touch

Change the TouchGate value to '1'

Exit then restart.