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It's taken a while pulling them out & putting them back in one by one but I can confirm that to get the touchscreen working on a Surface 3 in WinPE it requires the following drivers be put in the boot image: Surface TouchScreen Device Intel Serial IO GPIO Controller Intel Serial IO SPI Controller1 point
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A colleague of mine had a similar issue with his configuration. I think we ended up solving the issue by removing WDS (un-check option on your DP to respond to PXE), renaming the RemoteInstall directory (RemoteInstall.old), *edit* re-enable PXE support on the DP, and then re-creating his boot images (he had MDT integration, so we used that). We did this for both x32 and x64 boot images.1 point
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To piggy back off this, talked to HP about this earlier today as well. Pre-release BIOS are available but they need to have it approved/signed off before providing it for testing purposes. I was told mid-April is their tentative release date for this. Anything with a kaby lake processor is having the UEFI PXE boot issues according to them or have had reports. They pointed to the G4 model laptops and the G3+ model desktop machines.1 point