There are no unknown/driverless devices in. I have gone to the dell website to auto-detect and download drivers. After solving my previous post where I was having trouble with a clean UEFI install, the XPS 13 is now up and running smoothly with 1 exception: the touchscreen does not seem to work at all. ** My trackpad(works as mouse) is on the 'Dell Travel Keyboard'. Dell XPS 13 9350: Touchscreen not working. ** If I add DSDT 'GPIO Controller Enable ' patch, even if I delete all voodoo kext, only the touch screen will be recognized as Magic Trackpad 2. ** VoodooI2CSynaptics.kext was added because of its sensitivity when using touch screen. Need to run troubleshooting in order to fix the issue successfully. Well, what might be the best workable solution then Here we go. I am here to guide you in a more simple way. If you were looking this, then you might get vexed up in solving the issue. I want to activate and use touchscreen, trackpad (mouse) together. Fix Touch Screen Not Working Windows 10 Issue. (Touchscreen works only when VooodooI2C and VoodooI2CHID are used together.) When VoodooI2CHID.kext is added, the touchscreen display is recognized as Magic Trackpad 2 and all gestures are enabled, but the trackpad (mouse) is disabled and can't used.

Freihand mit Surface Pen funktioniert nicht. Empfohlene Lösung: Aktivieren und deaktivieren Sie den Touchscreen in Windows. Beachten Sie, dass durch das Deaktivieren der Touch-Funktionalität auch Touch-Zubehör wie Surface Pen, Surface Dial und die Windows-Bildschirmtastatur deaktiviert wird. With the currently installed VoodooI2C.kext, VoodooPS2Controller.kext, the trackpad can be recognized as a mouse and used. Sie können die Touch-Funktionalität auf dem Surface deaktivieren. There's a problem with the simultaneous use of the touchscreen and trackpad. 2 Pcie camera (It will not be easy to patch) Trackpad works as up to 2 point gesture mouse (It will not be easy to patch) Most of the issues have been patched on Dell Latitude 5290 2-in-1 except for the following:

Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide

Dell touch screen not working