Keyboard peripheral

[Etcheberry]

Hello everyone,
My problem is the following: whenever I launch my laptop, a peripheral appears in windows 10 called HMI Keyboard peripheral. If a wired mouse is controlled, I can use it just fine, and the touchpad will work without any problem, but if there isn’t, I won’t be able to use the keypad until I delete it from the windows 10 settings. I can then use the touchpad until the next time I shut down my computer. This makes it very annoying for classes as I have to spend a minute to disable it every single time, making it very annoying. Is there a way to correct this problem once and for all ? My laptop is a Lenovo Ideapad 3, and I already had a problem with the keyboard driver once where the lastest keyboard peripheral update prevented me from using the touchpad completely, and I had to reverse to a previous version. If you have any how to fix this, please tell me.

[Etcheberry]

Here is the file with motherboard, peripherals and operating system

[Rustys]

For security reasons the file has been removed it shows personal information.

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[Rustys]

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