Windows 10 on Thinkpad 10 no touchscreen or pen

I upgraded to Windows 10 and now my touchscreen and pen don't work. Device manager says those devices are not connected to the system and there is an error on the Intel Serial I/O I2C controller that says the I/O device is not configured correctly or the configuration parameters to the driver are incorrect. Any suggestions? Thanks

TT137 wrote:
Install the Platform Driver package that Lenovo released yesterday.thanks, this fixed the problems.

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I grasp that you updated your system to Windows 10 and discovered the touch screen was not supported. You tried to do a recovery from the recovery partition but it failed.
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Dank für deine Antwort.
IntecBerlin schrieb:
Klick mal oben auf Wechseln zu Allgemein da hast du glaub ich eine bessere Ansicht und ganz regeln "Hohe Leistung" oder "Lange Akkulebensdauer. etc..
Ich habe es ausprobiert, aber es ändert sich garnichts an den Einstellungen, weder wird die Bildschirmhelligkeit verringert noch hält der Akku wirklich länger.
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IntecBerlin schrieb:
Ansonsten wenn du denn Akku länger halten willst unten auf Maximale Energiesparung klicken.
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