I have seen these type of programs cause problems again and again.Looks like you used Driver Identifier
I have seen these type of programs cause problems again and again.Looks like you used Driver Identifier
That is the method i used. As you could see now, i have only 1 partition. Because i deleted all while booting from usb changed in bios.I have found the best "nuke it from space" method is to use the Windows Media Creation Tool to create a bootable USB stick, and change the boot order in BIOS to boot from USB first.
Using this method, one of the initial screens during the reinstall offers you the chance to delete all current partitions, doing that ensures the new Windows install is straight off the USB stick.
So last throw of the dice, try that.
When the laptop is in laptop mode there is no touchscreen. It works like a laptop. But everything works fine. When i flip the screen, it goes into tablet mode, meaning the screen changes but touchscreen doesn't work. Keyboard and touchpad are supposed to be disabled in tablet mode as far as i know, so the keyboard and touchpad don't work in tablet mode.To confirm, if the laptop is ion 'normal' mode, the touch screen works fine, and the laptop generally is fully functional.
But flip the screen back on to itself, and in tablet mode, the touch screen doesn't work but the laptop still functions via a keyboard?
Hmmm.... never tried touchscreen in laptop modeWhile no expert, all the touchscreens I have ever used work no matter the configuration, the touchscreen capabilities are part of the screen itself, be it the original sensors down the screen border to know where your finger is, or the newer conductive touch method.
Did the touchscreen ever work when in laptop mode?
And after the fresh install of Windows, you were able to install all the drivers?
Just the one : Intel Quick SPI Host Controller (i think is the exact name) with code 10, device failed to start. I tried disableing it, uninstalling it, trying to update it, get it new from hp, from intel, from web.In Device Manager now, are there any entries showing a yellow exclamation mark (meaning Error) or a black down arrow (meaning Disabled) next to them?
Not What I would do (Sorry Bruce)I have found the best "nuke it from space" method is to use the Windows Media Creation Tool to create a bootable USB stick, and change the boot order in BIOS to boot from USB first.
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