how do I stop windows 10 1903 from updating synaptics mouse driver

f14tomcat said:

Much more current YouTube vid. Take a look. It includes the new wrapper option.

YouTube

I had a look, without anyone talking about what they were doing and the fact that the video was in a different language made it bit hard to understand. But maybe I'll download it and just try it out for myself. Hopefully I won't mess things up, I'm not as computer savvy when it comes to things like this. Thank you for the more recent video though, I appreciate your help.

evie said:

the video was in a different language made it bit hard to understand.

The original author, pf100, wrote in English: Stop Windows 10 Updates Properly and Completely
Feel free to ask him a question. I already asked him thousands.

I have been using Windows Update MiniTool for years.

Thanks for the input, I'll download it and see if I'm smart enough to use it.

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Have you looked at my issues @Porthos? I noticed you said you repair computers for a living. I would really appreciate it.

evie said:

I went to that link but could not find the "show/hide" tool.

The tool is in the zipped file attached below.

I use Windows Update MiniTool to hide driver updates.

Here is why the thread was abruptly ended. I am not going to insulting anyone, just plain facts that you can draw your own conclusions.

The board deleted several of my posts in this thread for insulting the OP. I believe that the board staff has a right to delete my LAST post for insulting the OP. However the board staff is incorrect to delete my other posts --- one post was even "peer reviewed" by Matthew Wai as I was on the OP's ignore list so he reposted my solution so that the OP can see it.

The OP posted his last entry telling the board that his problem has been solved, does not need any further help and marked the thread as problem solved. No explanation on how he solved his problem.

I then posted a post speculating that since there were no other heroic solutions offered by other ten forums members, the OP sat on his laptop for a day without touching it, system restoring it, and thus allowing time for Microsoft Store to eventually download the Synaptics TouchPad app.

Not allowing time for the Microsoft Store to automatically pull and install the Synaptics TouchPad app was the technical explanation I posted, peered reviewed by Matthew Wai, and reposted by Matthew Wai so that the OP can read it. That post is now deleted by the board staff.

After I posted my one speculation, the OP deleted his last post.

You can draw your own conclusion on why the OP deleted his last post and whether my speculation was correct or not.