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‎08-13-2020 02:14 PM - edited ‎08-13-2020 02:16 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion All-in-One - 24-b217c
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello Everyone,

 

I have a customer with 4 HP 24-b217c All-In-One computers that we worked with to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10. 

On 3 of the 4 computers, by the time I was brought in to take a peek, Touch had not been working fora bout 2 months. All users reported that all 4 computers had it prior to this, but since the update it has not worked. 

 

In reviewing the computers, I went through downloading the firmware for the Touch Panel, as well as updating the bios on the machine with no change in behavior. I used the HP Support Assistant to confirm the serial numbers and exact match on the models that were not working. All 3 machines did not have the "Touch Screen Diagnostic" on the HP Hardware Diagnostic boot option, and they all indicated that there was "No pen our touch input is available for this display" when following the only support guides to check if the machine was enabled for touch.


In trying to confirm the model of all machines, I discovered 1 of the 4 machines had a working touchscreen, but it did not have any of the traditional HP bloatware (such as the HP Support Assistant). In thinking I had a different model I installed the HP Support Assistant and confirmed that I had the same model number. Upon rebooting the computer to try to take a backup image of this computer to try restoring to one of the others, I lost my touchscreen support. 

Now when I boot up, it also no longer sees a touchscreen is available for this device in the System -> About screen (previously it indicated it had touchscreen support) and when looking in the Device Manager the computer sees the touchscreen as a disconnected device that it can no longer talk to. 

In trying to reach out to HP support, since the warranty expired on these 12 months ago, it just redirects me to post here where I find a number of other posts similar to this one with each indicating that they need to contact HP support, which I am not able to do the support site tells me. 

Has anyone had luck getting these fixed?

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