Hello I need help, to understand what are the components needed to make a touchpad work during boot when installing on laptop.
I have a fully working version of Win10 Home 1809v2 on desktop (wifi, wlan-printer, powershell...). It is based on the LAPTOP preset form the official website.
But I can't make the touchpad work during the winreducer install on my laptop. The touchpad works on a stock windows 10 install.
I have left :
Remover>Drivers : - Support Human Interface devices (HID)
- Usb Hub (Type C)
- Usb Hube (EHCI)
- Usb Hube (xHCI)
If anyone has any idea about what components are needed to keep for a windows precision touchpad to work ?
Thank you.
EDIT : IT HAS TO DO WITH THE DRIVER TAB BECAUSE WHEN I DON'T REMOVE ANY DRIVER THE TOUCHPAD WORK DURING THE WINDOWS INSTALL
Here is what I have now : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Use Ctrl+F and type "false" Highlight All to see what drivers are kept.
NOTE if it helps someone to avoid a headache :
if you want you wifi printer to work you have to keep the FEATURE > SNMP on. (and the INTERNET PRINTING feature of course).
I have a fully working version of Win10 Home 1809v2 on desktop (wifi, wlan-printer, powershell...). It is based on the LAPTOP preset form the official website.
But I can't make the touchpad work during the winreducer install on my laptop. The touchpad works on a stock windows 10 install.
I have left :
Remover>Drivers : - Support Human Interface devices (HID)
- Usb Hub (Type C)
- Usb Hube (EHCI)
- Usb Hube (xHCI)
If anyone has any idea about what components are needed to keep for a windows precision touchpad to work ?
Thank you.
EDIT : IT HAS TO DO WITH THE DRIVER TAB BECAUSE WHEN I DON'T REMOVE ANY DRIVER THE TOUCHPAD WORK DURING THE WINDOWS INSTALL
Here is what I have now : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Use Ctrl+F and type "false" Highlight All to see what drivers are kept.
NOTE if it helps someone to avoid a headache :
if you want you wifi printer to work you have to keep the FEATURE > SNMP on. (and the INTERNET PRINTING feature of course).