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HP Elitebook Revolve 810 G1
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My touchscreen was working properly on my my Elitebook Revolve 810 G1. I had to upgrade the BIOS to get a virtual machine working properly. After upgrading to BIOS F.73 Rev A, the touchscreen immediately stopped responding. I know it isn't Windows drivers because the touchscreen doesn't work in the BIOS system setup. I know it's not a hardware issue because the touchscreen worked perfectly until the BIOS upgrade and immediately stopped working. I cannot test the touchscreen because there is not option in the diagnostics menu for the touchscreen. I cannot enable the touchscreen in BIOS because there is no entry for the touchscreen. BIOS F.73 Rev A has a bug in it - it doesn't support touchscreens, but that's the version listed for my laptop. I cannot roll back the BIOS - the BIOS downloads will not install if they are an older version than what's on the system. I'm completely at a loss as to what to do. I did not make a backup when I upgraded the BIOS. Anyone have any ideas?

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