LENOVO Yoga 510-15ISK - Touch screen is not working - driver error

The laptop has been working for some time after each startup. The only solution was to turn off and on his driver. Now, unfortunately, you can't even turn on the driver. The driver was updated, later uninstalled and reinstalled by SlimDrivers and DriversEasy and by Windows itself (on the Lenovo website I can't see the driver).

Online diagnostics on the Lenovo website have shown that everything is OK and up to date. I don't know much what else I can do but send to the site. Any advice or ideas?

The system is Windows 10 Home x64
Intel i5-6200 2.3 GHz
8GB RAM

Did this not happen after Windows 10 upgraded?

It is quite possible, unfortunately I am not a user of this computer so I can not confirm. So what to do about it now?

If this happened after the Windows 10 update, it would mean that a new driver was installed that is not fully compatible. I had to repair a laptop with a broken touche-pad once, just after updating Windows 10. I went into Device Manager, found the device and restored the old driver. After this operation, the touchpad began to work and works today.

Hm, and if the drivers have already been uninstalled several times, is there any way to restore the first one before the updates? Sorry, for any stupid questions but on average I confess.

Have you restored?
I don't know which version of the driver it stores as the last Windows.

Unfortunately, the option to restore the driver is gray - unavailable. The Windows troubleshooting tool did not help - and from what I see on the net, you might have to uninstall any of the Win10 updates, but I don't know which one too much ...

I looked at English-language pages and exactly the same problem with this laptop has many users. On this page https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Windows-based-Ta...e-touchscreen-I2C-HID-device-code-10-and/td-p / 1773813 several solutions are given. I can't check it, but you should.

Someone claims for example that it works: Reset by holding the power button for 10 seconds and then restarting.
Someone else claims. that at startup you should bring up the screen from the start menu where you can select startup options - choose normal startup. I don't know what this laptop brings up this menu, but you can check the F7 key.

Well, I think I've just cured myself from Lenovo for life. None of the ways you mentioned worked. I have desperately brought the computer back to its original state - no change, the same problem continues.
There is probably only shipping to the site left. Still, thank you very much for your suggestions and help!

In that case, it must mean that the equipment is physically damaged. You probably have no other choice but to turn in to the website.

And so it ended. The screen has been replaced. Thanks for the help!