I've read some solutions that say uninstalling the HID-compliant touchscreen device is hunky dory, 'cuz when ya restart it'll magically reappear. That was my priority.Īs for the touchscreen mess. I also made the unchecking of Use Printer Offline in the printer properties stick. I got the printer working - I removed and reinstalled. AAAAAnnnnd now that message is no longer displayed.Īny chance of reversing my ID10T error? My kingdom for a wireless printer that works, y'know, wirelessly and a touchscreen that, y'know, works!ĭell Inspiron 15 Series 7579 All In One - it's a laptop, it's a tablet, it's a laptab! A laplet?Ĭanon 495MP Pixma - very old and still very alive and kickin'. Oh - also - in Devices and Printers, it showed my laptop - called Desktop in Devices and Printers - required further installation and referenced the error with the aforementioned Intel Bluetooth driver. Per the directions I could glean from Dell included updating my BIOS and Chipset drivers to correct this issue. *UPDATE* I double checked before posting this - now the above driver is fine and the dreaded triangle appears next to the plug in Bluetooth device I have connected to my laptop - BCM920702 Bluetooth 4.0 Device - says it can't start. I have wireless headphones that are workin' just fine and dandy. Otherwise its status is shown as Offline. I have to connect it to the laptop via USB. Don't know if this is the root of the following - my wireless printer no longer works wirelessly - it had been fine.Its status reads it 'can't start' with a Code 10 error.

In Device Manager there is an Intel Wireless Bluetooth driver displaying the - GASP! - yellow triangle with the exclamation point.Other concurrent troubles I'll mention here in case they're related - if not, I'll start a new topic as per forum rules. No HID-compliant touchscreen device to be found. Microsoft informs me the solution lies with Dell. Like a putz, I thought it might work like a driver - uninstall and it would reinstall on startup or I could just download it and reinstall it.

I fooled around a little, found the device - device, not driver, - in Device Manager, after checking Show Hidden Devices.

Broadcom 20702 driver says not detected