Touch Install Windows

[Liliane Hubright]

I work with laravel 5 , when i type in windows cmd this command "touch storage\database.sqlite"this error message rise 'touch' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.any hint to solve it ?

Incase anyone is trying to use the 'touch' command from windows to configure Typescript for a React Native app, or anything else. It works for me by running the 'touch' command either from git bash or by downloading the WSL and running it from there.

If you already have Git installed, then you also have GIT BASH installed too... To solve this problem navigate to your project directory using the GIT BASH Terminal and try again using touch Procfile. It should work perfectly.

I have recently reinstalled Windows 10 from scratch. After doing this the touch screen no longer responds. The touch screen worked fine until this point, and when going into the "HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI" diagnostics it is working fine in the tests. My best guess is that is is a matter of loading the correct driver, but when looking at -da/drivers/selfservice/hp-stream-x360-11-p000-convertible-pc/7439377/model... I see nothing looking like a touchscreen driver. Can you provide any guidance on what to try?

I recommend you make sure all the Windows updates are installed on the computer including optional updates. Here is how it is done. Open the Settings menu and go to Update & security > Windows Update. Click Check for updates to prompt your PC to scan for the latest updates. The update will be downloaded and installed automatically. Click Restart Now to restart your PC and complete the installation process.

Still, before the reinstall the touch screen was working flawlessly in Windows 10. Also, as described in my first post, when testing in the "HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI tests" tool it still works flawlessly in that mode.

When opening the Device Manager no touch screen device is listed. To complicate matters a bit, I am using an originally Danish windows installation. This means that even when switching to English to simplify following your instructions, the listed devices have kept their original Danish names in an otherwise English user interface. To enable you to understand what is going on, I have copy-pasted the equivalent devices from the guide that I am following (the one you referred to).

As you can see above, nothing resembling a touch screen is present in the device list. I have been through the other categories of devices to see if I can find anything resembling a touch screen without any succes.

As for the display device itself it is showing up as a "Standard Pnp Skrm" which I assume translates into a "Standard PnP Display" in a fully English-language windows installation. I have tried searching for an updated driver, but it doesn't find any better drivers.

My "main suspect" at the moment is the lack of a "HID-compliant touch screen" in the "Human Interface Devices" section of the Device Manager. Could it be that the touch screen is currently listed as the "Standard PnP Skrm" (=Standard PnP Display) in the "Monitors" section is the touch screen running with the wrong driver? If so, how can it be forced to detect it as the proper type of display?

I also used the HP Support Assistant tool and it's not helping either. Does anyone happen to know a work around for this? I had Windows Pro Before but I wanted to go with Home because of the lack of space in the SSD that it comes with. I would greatly appreciate any help!

Thank you and have a great day!

Melannie_Crysta

The touchscreen test can be reached by following the below steps:

NOTE: If the touchscreen test option is still absent then please download and install the HP UEFI Hardware Diagnostics menu via this link.The laptop needs to be restarted once the installation is complete. Then you may once again try to run the hardware tests.

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Thanks for the quick reply! I love you guys! lol! I was finally able to figure it out. After reading your reply I noticed I was looking at the incorrect computer model on the HP Website. It turned out to be that my computer is a HP x360 11-p110nr

and not what I previously posted. After downloading and installing the 2 Controller Drivers and the 2 Chipset Drivers available on the website my computer prompted me for a Restart and my touch screen started working!!!!

Prior to the re-install the touch-screen was working fine but now I am missing the HID-Compliant Touch Screen in Device Manager - I have run HP Assistant and SoftPaqDownload Manager - HP and Microsoft apps seem to be telling me everything is fine...but the screen doesn't respond to touch.

I don't need links to the HP Driver Support page or the Microsoft Support page - I have downloaded and run everything either of them offer. On the off-chance that it might be a graphics driver issue I eventually managed to update that by searching to the folder with the inf file in it...despite the fact the softpaq (SP72369) itself said the minimum requirements were not met and refused to run.

Thanks for engaging in HP support Forums! This is a wonderful location to converse with the community, get assistance and find tips! I came across your post and wanted to assist you. I understand you are having issues with the touchscreen not working after installing Windows 10. Don't worry as I have a few suggestions which should help you.

Anyway - Yes the touch-screen does work in the BIOS test program and there was no fault found. The touch screen works if I boot into Ubuntu from a USB key...so I'm pretty sure this is NOT a hardware issue.

If the issue started to happen recently, I would suggest you could try to perform a system restore to a previous date where it was all working fine, for more details, please use this link: HP PCs - Using Microsoft System Restore (Windows 10,

Please perform all these steps patiently as it is critical to resolving the issue. The trick is to remain patient, please. Please note that I am not overloading you with a lot of troubleshooting steps.

When I said I had recently re-installed Windows 10 perhaps I should have mentioned that I DISKPART'd the whole drive back to nothing and re-installed from a USB key created from Microsoft Media Creation tool....so the machine was basically flattened and has only the drivers and software on it that HP and Microsoft (and Intel) think it should have....

Is there really not a simple driver package ("service pack") you can point me at that will add touch screen to Windows 10? I'm willing to edit the registry if you can tell me which key to add/modify/delete.

The device is out of warranty and I don't want to pay 42.25 to get HP recovery media for the device which will put it back to Windows 8.1 and may not in the end lead to a working Windows 10 installation anyway - given it's a driver issue.

It seems pretty poor in this day and age that automatic tools don't install the right drivers in the first place and even worse that a moderated "Support Forum" cannot provide a working driver pack or instructions on how to enable functionality that should clearly available given there is no hardware issue.

Disclaimer: HP Doesn't recommend any upgrade/downgrade of any hardware parts or software that is bundled with the product. It may affect the manufacturer's warranty and performance. You can change the configuration at your own risk.

The copy command supports merging multiple files into a single destination file. Since a blank destination cannot be specified using a space character at the command prompt, two commas can be used to denote that.

cygwin comes with touch. I know you mentioned that you don't want to install a whole framework, but cygwin is quite lightweight, and can be called from dos command window without the whole unix-like command line turned on.

This content can be saved to a reg file. This will add a right click context menu for all files with the "Touch File" ability (tested on Windows 7).Copy all the following lines to reg file. Run the file and approve the question.Right click on any file (or multiple files) - "Touch File" option is now available.

Funduc Software Touch is a free 'touch' utility that allows you to change the time/date &/or attribute stamps on one or more files. In addition, FS Touch can add/subtract a specified number of seconds from the existing file time. You can specify which file(s) and/or subdirectories to change via 'complex file masks'. The program can be run from interactively or the command line. New to version 7.2 is a command line switch to change file modified time stamp +/- the specified number of seconds.

If you are using git for one or more projects, the mingw based git-bash for Windows has the touch command.I want to thank @greg-hewgill for pointing out to me that 'nix utilities exist for windows, because it was that which put me on the idea to try touch in git-bash.

I appreciate this is an old question, I just discovered touch on my Windows 10 system. I downloaded and installed Git from here (I think) and it looks like touch and various other utilities are in the bin folder.

In the Device Manager, there are many drivers listed under the System section, but there are no Intel Serial I/O entries. There are Intel Serial I/O DMA controller entries listed under the Computer section.

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