Touchpad and USB does not work after fresh install

[davelon]

ok, understood , I will try, but how to find device id?

 

[bbaker6212]

ok, understood , I will try, but how to find device id?

See this post and a few posts before it: https://www.sevenforums.com/hardwar...t-work-after-fresh-install-7.html#post3437328

 

[bbaker6212]

It's in device manager: https://www.sevenforums.com/hardwar...t-work-after-fresh-install-6.html#post3437194

 

[SIW2]

ok, understood , I will try, but how to find device id?

type msinfo32 into start search

click it when it pops up

look under components>problem devices

then click file>export and save as .txt


No problem devices in this screenshot, so showing usb devices as an example of what it looks like




Or if it isn't showing under problem devices, highlight components and export as .txt

Or you can get it from device manager

 

[davelon]

msinfo32 does not exist in that iso...
is this enough ?

 

[SIW2]

@bbaker


If you are still looking for uhd620 drivers

https://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/414172-need-driver-intel-uhd620-post3438758.html#post3438758

 

[SIW2]

@davelon

1. Lenovo usually have a key ( often F6 ) which toggles the touchpad on and off. It has a little white square with a line throught it.

2. I have adjusted the win7 synaptics drivers by adding the line SYNA3255 next to every instance of SYNA2B2C in the original inf and ini files.

for example

[SynHidI2c.NTamd64.6.1]
%SynHidI2c.DeviceDesc% = SynHidI2c, ACPI\PNP0C50, PNP0C50
[B]
%SynHidI2c.DeviceDesc% = SynHidI2c, ACPI\SYNA3255[/B]
%SynHidI2c.DeviceDesc% = SynHidI2c, ACPI\SYNA2B2C
  %SynHidI2c.DeviceDesc% = SynHidI2c, ACPI\SYNA2B33

synaptics-3255

Unzip it and use dism++ to install. Then reboot and see the result.
View attachment Dism++10.1.1000.100.zip

 

[davelon]

Amazing, but ho to use Dism++, to install drivers?

 

[SIW2]

Extract the zip file.

run dism++ it and it says DRIVERS in the left pane.

Obviously click DRIVERS.

Then it says ADD

Obviously, click ADD

A browse window opens so you can browse to the folder of drivers.


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3.



That's it.

 

[SIW2]

Adding the id's often works, but not always. The only way to find out is to try.

 

[Paul Black]

Hi davelon,

type msinfo32 into start search

click it when it pops up

look under components>problem devices

then click file>export and save as .txt

You could also use my batch script to extract the problem drivers and then post the results => View attachment Problem_Devices.bat.

This tutorial [by Brink] will show you how to upload the file => Screenshots & Files - Upload & Post.

I hope this helps!

 

[davelon]

amazing forum, amazing community and amazing help

is with great sadness that i can say it didn't work

tank you for everything, we tried
Dave

 

[davelon]

Hi Paul Black
you bat file is not working onto the iso that has been suggested, it keep asking for administrator privileges, even when given, even when it start from a cmd with administrator privileges

 

[Paul Black]

Hi davelon,

Your bat file is not working onto the iso that has been suggested, it keep asking for administrator privileges, even when given, even when it start from a cmd with administrator privileges.

Not quite sure what you mean by onto the iso!

Very strange, right-click the .bat file and select Run as administrator. This is only to produce the description of the problem device and the error code with the reason why it is a problem.

I hope this helps!

 

[davelon]

i'm referring to the win 10 iso that SIW2 gave to me to boot up, for checking the device id it's very light and is not capable to run your bat file

 

[SIW2]

Hi davelon,

Not quite sure what you mean by onto the iso!

Very strange, right-click the .bat file and select Run as administrator. This is only to produce the description of the problem device and the error code with the reason why it is a problem.

I hope this helps!

I think he is trying to run it from booted PE. Possibly you have a privileges check in your batch? PE runs as system account therefore no administrator token.

 

[Paul Black]

Hi SIW2,

I think he is trying to run it from booted PE. Possibly you have a privileges check in your batch? PE runs as system account therefore no administrator token.

I have the following [at the top of the code] as a Run as administrator [elevated command prompt] check . . .

OpenFiles > NUL 2>&1 
If NOT %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 Goto :Not_Admin

 

[SIW2]

That will be the reason for the error message in PE. Also, I can't recall if I included msinfo32.exe in that 16299 pe build.

 

[davelon]

there isn't

if you create another build with msinfo32.exe please let me know and i will do the test

 

[Juanipon]

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