[DISCUSSION] Windows 10 Build 10130

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You have to install the new driver before Microsoft does with the old one. It that case, it is a matter of time.

 

The only way to do it is to disconnect from the net when installing fresh build. But after upgrade, old version is back and there is no way to get rid of it.

 

I installed the new drivers directly from Realtek (2.78), it installed drivers dated 5-22, then I rebooted. Then I went into the device manager and forced it to check for a driver update and Windows Update then installed dated drivers 5-26 with version ending in 7520.

When I first rebooted the computer, after installing the drivers from Realtek, it tried to install the drivers again but I simply ignored that and closed it out. I then went into WU and updated the drivers, no problem to 7520 by forcing it to do a "Update Driver Software" check. If I simply removed the old drivers, it would then re-install the old drivers. It wasn't difficult to figure out how to force the new drivers...

 

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Here's a script to disable driver updates through Windows Update in Windows 10 Preview Builds, run as admin. People may install their own drivers after this.

Copy and paste the code below on notepad and save the file with a .vbs extension. Run using elevated cmd.

Code:

'This script can be used to hide a driver if it is causing problems on your machine, you have uninstalled it, and you want to prevent Windows Update from reinstalling it
Set updateSession = CreateObject("Microsoft.Update.Session")
updateSession.ClientApplicationID = "MSDN Sample Script to Hide drivers"

WScript.Echo "This script allows you to 'hide' selected drivers so Windows Update will not auto-install them" & vbCr & vbLf & _
  "This is not normally recommended, but can be used for troubleshooting or support" & vbCr & vbLf & _
  "Note: This script must be run elevated (run as admin) to work properly - else (un)hiding will fail with a cryptic error message" & vbCr & vbLf & vbLf & _
  "Searching for applicable drivers..."

'Find all applicable drivers
Set updateSearcher = updateSession.CreateupdateSearcher()
Set searchResult = updateSearcher.Search("IsInstalled=0 and Type='Driver'")
If searchResult.Updates.Count = 0 Then
   WScript.Echo "No applicable drivers..."
   WScript.Quit
End If

'Cycle through applicable drivers and offer to (un)hide each one
For i = 0 To searchResult.Updates.Count-1
   Set update = searchResult.Updates.Item(i)
   currentState = "(currently not hidden)"
   If (update.IsHidden <> 0) Then
     currentState = "(currently hidden)"
   End If
   WScript.Echo "Type 'y' and then hit Enter to hide update " & update.Title & " " & currentState & ": "
   hide = WScript.StdIn.Readline
   If hide = "y" Then
     If (update.IsHidden <> 1) Then
       update.IsHidden = 1
     End If
   Else
     If (update.IsHidden <> 0) Then
       update.IsHidden = 0
     End If
   End If  
Next

 

I think there is something screwy with their 10130 iso file. Up to this point and even with a converted esd iso from 10130 and the same for 10135, I had simply been able to extract the iso using 7-zip and obtain a bootable usb stick. Not so with the published 10130 iso.

Rufus took care of the problem but had not been needed with any other iso to this point.

 

I tried to extract it in Linux with ark and all I got was a text file that said:

Code:

This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system
that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification.

7z wouldn't touch it.

 

In Windows, If you stuck that ISO image in a virtual CD/DVD emulator, you should be able to read it directly.
Maybe WinCDemu and Adaptec's UDF driver.

Just a thought...

:MJ

 

What version of 7-Zip did you try? Admittedly I haven't downloaded the new ISO, when I reinstalled 10130 after 10135 major woes earlier today I relied on a saved copy of the 10130 conversion ESD.

Anyways, 7-Zip does have UDF ISO reading capability, maybe Microsoft has done something to it? I guess you could always mount the ISO in Windows 8.1/10 (mounting is built in for 8.1/10) and copy the files over to your USB flash drive as per usual.

The latest version of 7-Zip is 15.04 (alpha).

 

Has anyone had any problems waking their computer from sleep on this build?
I had zero problems with older builds, but 10130 always seems to wake with a corrupted screen, forcing me to have to restart

 

here pc wont goes to sleep

 

Try Win RAR... Works fine...

 

Mine will not wake up, not with mouse, keyboard, or power button. I have to pull the plug them hit the power button. It then boots to the windows logo and shuts down. Hit power again and it boot normally

 

Why is "Photos Background Task Host" using 15.2% of my CPU (out of 27% total) When I have no photos nor do I sync photos with One drive?
Build 10130

 

Any one get a bug on with quick access / desktop with windows 10 adding the This PC icons to your desktop and they will come and go ?

 

try build 10135 sleep problem fixed on that I just reverted to 10130 because I prefer to be on fbl impressive branch with en-gb

 

I'm tired of unpinning repeated things. Maybe it's a buggy upgrade. Didn't try with clean install.

 

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