The error pops on the screen when the touch screen stops working along with the pen input.
Restarting your system wont solve the problem.
Lets see what else you’ve got the option to do to fix this error.
Launch theDevice Manager, and expand the list ofHuman Interface Devices.
Locate your touch screen driver (HID-compliant touch screen).
Right-choose your drive and selectUpdate driver.
reset your machine, and verify if the touch screen issue persists.
If this is the case, right-choose your touch screen driver again, and selectUninstall unit.
power cycle your machine again to automatically reinstall the latest driver.
Disable Touch Screen
Launch theDevice Manager, and selectHuman Interface Devices.
Right-press theHID-compliant touch screenand selectDisable deviceto turn the touchscreen functionality off.
Confirm your choice, and restart the equipment.
Then re-initiate the touch screen and check the results.
First, you need todownload the tool from the Microsoft Store.
Double-hit the installer and follow the on-screen instructions.
The whole scan and repair process should not take more than 15 minutes.
Then click onWindows Update, and select theCheck for updatesbutton.
Go toControl Panel, selectUninstall a program, and click onView installed updates.
pick the update you want to delete and hit theUninstalloption.
