The display on the HP Envy x360 14 shows everything normally but does not respond to taps or swipes. The Intel Core Ultra 7 155U convertible uses a capacitive touchscreen with a HID touch driver, and a disabled device or a driver glitch after an update is the usual reason touch stops.

Disable and Re-enable the Touch Device
Device Manager → Human Interface Devices → HID-compliant touch screen → right-click → Disable, then Enable. This resets a frozen digitiser on the Envy x360 14 and often restores touch instantly.
Do a Full Shutdown
Hold Shift while clicking Shut down for a full power-off, not a fast-startup hibernate. Wait ten seconds, then power on. This clears the touch controller state and recovers many unresponsive touchscreens on the Envy x360 14.
Reinstall the Touchscreen Driver
Download the touchscreen driver from HP Support for Envy x360 14. Uninstall the HID touch device, install the HP driver and restart. This replaces a corrupt driver left by a Windows 11 update.
Remove a Screen Protector and Clean
Peel off any screen protector and wipe the display with a dry cloth. A thick film or grease can block the capacitive layer of the Envy x360 14 from sensing your finger.
“Disabling and re-enabling the HID touch screen device brought touch right back on my Envy x360 14 without a reinstall.” — Aida, Kuantan


Ryan holds a Computer Science degree and has spent over 15 years troubleshooting Windows hardware and driver issues across major laptop brands. He writes practical, step-by-step guides for everyday users at softwaredriverdownload.com.
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