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https://geekrewind.com/how-to-export-or-import-device-drivers-on-windows-11/
Export from your original OS, import to your new OS.
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- 7 Inch Mini LaptopI think i know why the touchscreen issue persists after reinstalling windows. The driver needs the right TouchSettings.gt in C:/windows/INI/ We need someone with a working touchscreen to upload the file :) Please feel free to upload the file here and specify your exact 7 inch Notebook Model and OS. Thanks.
- 7 Inch Mini LaptopSeems to me that it's not a legit copy of Windows that comes preinstalled--that doesn't necessarily bother me, but I just want to know if there's anything else sketchy going on. I understand security's a spectrum, but I don't want to needlessly expose myself within reason. On a similar note, I thought about just avoiding the OS altogether. I'm interested in trying out Mint XFCE, but my attempts to use VirtualBox to run it in a VM failed miserably and immediately. Has anyone had success running Mint bare metal or on a USB? Alternatively, what's the most compatible distro that just works? I've flipped through some other posts but wonder if anything's changed by late 2024 (I have a N4000). I'm ok with fixing the screen (seems painless enough) and maybe even reinstalling some drivers, but would rather not make a job out of this (if it can be avoided).
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