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Touchpad Not Working – Troubleshooting Steps

When the touchpad is not working and the I2C HID device shows a Code 10 error on your HP Pavilion x360 14 Convertible PC, it could indicate a problem with the touchpad driver or configuration.

Here are detailed steps to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:

Symptoms:

  • Touchpad not functioning.
  • Exclamation mark and Code 10 error in Device Manager.

Possible Causes:

  • Driver issues.
  • Incorrect settings or hardware issues.

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. Check Touchpad On/Off Light:

    • Ensure the touchpad light is not amber (indicating it's disabled). Tap twice on the touchpad On/Off button to enable it.

  2. Device Manager Verification:

    • Open Device Manager.
    • Ensure the touchpad device is listed under “Mice and other pointing devices.” Check for a yellow exclamation mark indicating a problem.

  3. Update or Reinstall Drivers:

    • Visit the HP Drivers & Software page.
    • Enter your product name and select the operating system version.
    • Download and install the latest touchpad driver for your model.

  4. Adjust Touchpad Settings:

    • Go to Control Panel > Mouse.
    • Adjust any touchpad settings to ensure proper functioning.

  5. Run Hardware Diagnostics:

    • Use HP PC Hardware Diagnostics (UEFI) tool.
    • Restart the computer and press “F2” repeatedly during startup to enter the diagnostic tool.
    • Navigate to Component Tests > Mouse Test and perform Pointer Test & Drag and Drop Test.

  6. Hardware Inspection:

    • Check the touchpad cable for any visible damage or loose connections.
    • Reseat the touchpad cable.

  7. BIOS Settings:

    • Restart your PC and enter BIOS settings.
    • Restore BIOS to default settings to ensure there are no configuration issues affecting the touchpad.

By following these steps will typically resolve the issues with the touchpad

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