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Touch Screen drivers won't install

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I've got a pretty slim nLited install but I have a problem with my TouchKit drivers in that when I plug it in (USB) it says there was a problem with the driver. An error in the inf file. Now I installed it previously when I was testing all the hardware and it worked fine so I'm guess I've removed something from nLite that I shouldn't have. Any suggestions what it might be?

Last Session.ini attached

Cheers

LAST_SESSION.INI


Could it be the IEEE 1284.4 devices (hardware support) or the USB Port patch (tweaks), that would be my guess.

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Thought about Dot4 (IEEE 1284.4) but it's not a multifunction device so I don't think it'll be that. Never noticed that USB Polling patch before. I'll try that first and then the Dot if it's not the patch. Thanks for the ideas.

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Both added back in and made no difference. The actual error I'm getting is Error ocurred in the Service Installation Section of the INI driver. So I'm having a look at that section now to see if anything sticks out. What a pain. This will be be awesome if I can figure it out. 142MB for a Windows install is pretty good! Of course I could get problems in Centrafuse too I think it's a pretty self contained app so it shouldn't be too bad.

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