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Pavilion X360 14-Ba
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi, i recently change the thermal paste of the notebook (it was getting hotter). I open the laptop carefully, clean it, change the thermal paste and reassemble it. When turn it on, i notice that the inverter was extremely hot (no screen problems) and the touch pad and keyboard stop working.


In UEFI all the test are OK and passed.


Try to uninstall and reboot the notebook but nothing. I install the latest driver, update BIOS, but nothing.


Device manager shows both working perfect.


I remove the hot inverter but the only thing that change is the touchscreen which doesn't work.


Also try a fresh start for windows, but nothing.


Hope i was clear enough.
Thanks

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Solved: Problem was with some sensor, the solution was to disable in Device Manager "Inte(R) Integrate Sensor Solution". Restart the laptop, and keyboard and touchpad working again.

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@Tomas8888

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