Add a README, add the proper touch firmware, and put drivers into a folder
README is copied from the WT1000 repo, but the recovery wim link was removed, as I couldn't find one on the DL801W. The tablets are nearly the same, so I don't know if it's worth making two repos but whatever
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# wt1000-drivers
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This repository contains drivers for the KMS WT1000 tablet. This tablet is somewhat obscure, and I couldn't find the drivers anywhere. The drivers in this repository were taken from the recovery partition.
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# Installation
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First of all, run command prompt as administrator, and navigate to the `drivers` folder
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For versions of Windows prior to Windows 10, run
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```cmd
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for /d %i in (*) do pnputil -i -a %i\*.inf
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```
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For Windows 10 and newer, run
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```cmd
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for /d %i in (*) do pnputil /add-driver %i\*.inf /install
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```
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You will be asked to allow for the installation of drivers multiple times, just allow it each time.
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This will install all drivers, however, touchscreen firmware will be missing, and as such, touch input won't work. To fix this, simply copy the `SileadTouch.fw` file to `C:\Windows\System32\drivers`.
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