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HP Pavillion 23-q014 TouchSmart All in one
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I bought my all in one in 2015 for my husband.  It is a TouchSmart PC.  I had touch capability and he really likes that feature.  However, about six months ago the touchscreen stopped working.  I have tried every suggestion online to try and fix it.  In the device manager I can bring up the HID-compliant touch screen by hitting view but it is greyed out.  At the same time I have an unknown USB device trying to load under Universal USB controller which has a yellow triangle next to it.  If I disable or uninstall that I have momentarily gotten the touchscreen driver back but of course when I reboot it goes back to the failed setup.   The missing touchscreen driver pro[erties shows disconnected (code 45) and the failed Unknown USB device properties shows 

Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)

A request for the USB device descriptor failed. How can I retreive my touchscreen function on this all in one?  My husband has neuropathy in hands and it is hard to type but fairly easy to use touch.  

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