Solved Windows 7 update that looks illegitimate

[gatewaypc]

I got this update recently,"koga touch co., ltd - HIDclass 2.0.20.426", (see picture) but i have doubts about it. Has anyone else gotten it too? When i clicked more information it sent me to some microsoft link and then redirected somewhere else (i closed out quickly).


I could just be overreacting, but I've never seen this before and I know I'm at heightened risk using an unsupported OS, so i just want to stay on the safe side.

 

[torchwood]

hi

looks ok to me, its a pen and touch driver possibly linked to a bluetooth device.

if you dont want to pick it up from that screen, which looks like the MS update screen to me, then do it via device manager.

Roy

 

[Bree]

I got this update recently,"koga touch co., ltd - HIDclass 2.0.20.426", (see picture) but i have doubts about it.....

Looks legitimate, it is also available from Microsoft's Update Catalog. It was last updated on 17th Aug.

Microsoft Update Catalog: Koga Touch

 

[RHud]

The driver as listed in the Microsoft Update Catalog (Microsoft Update Catalog) shows a hardware ID corresponding to “WACOM Pen” that is installed on several of my Fujitsu Lifebook tablet/laptop convertibles under the package details. Perhaps this is an ID overlap, or perhaps Wacom is using Clixup/Koga Touch hardware as back-bone. Since my touch screens seem to be working fine with the current driver, I decided, for now, to hide the update and will continue to monitor for the chats for a month or so.

 

[patriceltic]

I also had this show up on my pc. I do not have this type of pen as discussed. Can I ignore it?

 

[torchwood]

if your systems working fine YES

just hide it


Roy

 

[patriceltic]

Thanks very much.

 

[RHud]

Pulled

The 810 revision has since been pulled from the Microsoft Update Catalog; only the 426 shows and it has the original Jun 2020 date