Forum Discussion
How do I prevent Insider Program from re-installing Buggy Update?
Brandon, RE: mouse...The initial "light up" is probably the mouse getting initial basic communication, then the driver takes over in the OS. Is it an older mouse? Have you tried installing the driver in compatibility mode? Otherwise it may be up to the vendor to update their software to work with the latest. Sorry I don't have better news there.
Your suggestions for the Insiders program are valid.
While I am not a decision maker for the road map for Windows or the program, nor am I a developer that owns any part or feature of the OS, I can and will forward your suggestions on to those that are.
Its an older mouse and the company went bankrupt or was purchased so the possibility of an updated driver is really low. I really like the thing though and there is no money to purchase a new one anyway.
I will try to work with the drivers this weekend, but honestly, I had rather just skip this build.
Thank you for forwarding my suggestions up. That is after all why we are all in the program. I really think if you made us give the reason we wanted to stay on an earlier build before we revert it would help improve the finished product.
Should I uninstall the drivers, then update to the current build? Then reinstall the drivers in compatibility mode?
Thanks
you probably could just uninstall the device and make sure you check the "Delete the driver software for this device" box and then reinstall in compatibility mode. But the cleaner way would be as you suggest.
I am happy to report that build 17083.1000 seems to fix my mouse issues!!.
I am so happy that this build was released so quickly. Seems to run a lot better than the last build.
Thanks for the help.
Hi Brian,
you can run troubleshoot.and select that app's which creat problem.Make shre you device must connected to the internet.
In this way you can solved problems.
Thanks..
.png){kind=link}