The maxTouch I2C Boot Bridge Peripheral Driver is a driver for devices that use MaxTouch technology, typically developed by Maxim Integrated (now part of Analog Devices). MaxTouch is a family of capacitive touch controllers used in touchscreens and touchpads. The I2C Boot Bridge refers to a specific interface used for communication between the touch controller and the host system via the I2C protocol, which is a two-wire serial communication standard commonly used for connecting peripherals to a microcontroller.
This driver allows Windows operating systems to properly interface with touch devices that use the MaxTouch controller over the I2C bus, ensuring correct touchscreen functionality (e.g., touch detection, gestures, and touch calibration) in devices like laptops, tablets, or other touchscreen-enabled systems.