Updating to Windows 10 Version 2004/Conexant Drivers

I am hoping you are right but until it happens and it solves the block on further Windows 10 version updating, I will have to consider it a speculation of hope, certainly not a resolution, at least not yet...the wait continues, good luck techs.  By leaving it open perhaps another user will find a solution and post it.

                       Thanks... again

So I am waiting too!!

A pity that we are getting the fix for 2004 in 2009. </irony>

Best regards,

Miguel

STILL WAITING & HOPING MICROSOFT...

Apparently MS has been working on this (and other) problems with Version 2004 since April 22nd,no luck so far on the Conexant driver problems but some on other things..now that Toshiba and Dynabook are getting out of laptop business I hope MS doesn't just flush this problem...they have said they will be releasing updated drivers to solve this problem, assuming is becomes doable or worth doing...hang in there folks don't throw your laptops out yet or switch to Linux...there is still hope according to some...

and another month and Patch Tuesday rolls by with no resolution...

Annoying I don't even use my drivers & conexant chipset - I have a Bluetooth headset and a docking station which does sound over the USB link. I tried the obvious of disabling the Conexant device and then removing it but I don;t know if the update program is actually checking or has just left a flag saying "not compatible".
What bothers me is did synoptics just buy the assets, code libraries etc. then layoff the engineers who support old sound cards they no longer sell? ie.. do they have staff who can fix the driver?

And what bothers me more as an omen is that MS and Synaptic are both companies with billions of dollars - if they had any real desire to fix it this at all (or quickly) don't you think they could do better than almost 3 months?