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My Panasonic CF-18 Toughbook recently aquired some nasty viruses which required a wipe &amp;&nbsp;rebuild. &nbsp;I downloaded a nice driver suite from ToughbookCentral which appeared to have everything. &nbsp;After installing all of the drivers (including mouse &amp;&nbsp;video) the touchscreen still wont work. &nbsp;Neither will the software keyboard appear for that matter. &nbsp;<br />
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In the device manager, there are 5 devices with no drivers installed:<br />
2 Base system devices<br />
SM bus controller<br />
2 Unknown devices<br />
Under Human Interface Devices, the Wacom Serial Pen Tablet appears installed and reports that it is functioning correctly. &nbsp;Is there another CF-XX owner out there who has already worked this process out or can lend a hand?
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My Panasonic CF-18 Toughbook recently aquired some nasty viruses which required a wipe & rebuild.  I downloaded a nice driver suite from ToughbookCentral which appeared to have everything.  After installing all of the drivers (including mouse & video) the touchscreen still wont work.  Neither will the software keyboard appear for that matter.  

In the device manager, there are 5 devices with no drivers installed:
2 Base system devices
SM bus controller
2 Unknown devices
Under Human Interface Devices, the Wacom Serial Pen Tablet appears installed and reports that it is functioning correctly.  Is there another CF-XX owner out there who has already worked this process out or can lend a hand?

Panasonic CF-18 Touchscreen not functional after reinstalling windows

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