10125.0.150516-2126.FBL_IMPRESSIVE_CLIENTPRO-CORE_OEMRET_X64FRE_EN-US.ISO install.wim x64 CRC32:3048B676 MD5: B166AF43C45E3037675D3C4990894850 SHA-1: D0931DD0C0B412EAD6B4F18C2E2E1AA9E909683B SHA-256: F6CE93A0700B357B8A6F9F8D813D881DA133F68017EEE75D6EE6495C8FC2EE92 SHA-512: 040C1C1C4A40EF24D2772760DD7EAB3FFAE0403AE0ABD47B16472B5448E7D112E7384C47CB7AD2BC00D183EBD011C14B84312FC0B321515E6CFFC1187A12929A they matchs with my install.wim and i download the ISOS From the China site...
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thanks guys i can repack .wim with replacing corrupted files but i guess i will redownload as it will take yours time too
Lexx911 I feel your pain. I have been searching the web for over a week looking for the Synaptics 19.0.6.0 driver. It appears while the Synaptics 19.0.6.0 driver fixes the DPC problem it cause problems in some of Microsoft's new XAML based apps. So in Microsoft's infinite wisdom they decided to roll back Windows Update to a driver that casuses the DPC issse and force you to install it. The DPC issue has been around since W10 build 10061. There are several pages about the DPC issue on the Microsoft forum. Most of them are rants and workarounds. For now I am using the PS/2 Compatible Mouse driver and I am just waiting for Microsoft/Synaptics to fix the problem. The only other thing I can think of is if someone has recently installed the Synaptics 19.0.6.0 driver they could upload it for everyone to use. It would be located here: C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download\Install\. Note the Synaptics 19.0.6.0 driver would have to be the very last driver installed for it to be here.
Could you tell me about the XAML issues please? I have also been searching for the 19.0.6.0 driver. The finger finger scrolling in XAML applications is off for me. Not sure what is going on. Now I am back on 19.0.4.0 which fixes one issue but doesn't solve the XAML issue.
The issues seem to be the one you mentioned with finger scrolling in XAML applications and something about a "Touch Zone Disable Trigger" on some computers.