Fixes:

- Fixed in the latest Miracast UMD update.

- GRM bandwidth failure led to both the return status and bIsSupported to false. Code changed to ensure the modes will be advised accordingly.

- Changed CUI to be per-monitor DPI aware resolving this issue.

- Wait for flip completion of all the paths in Clone even in MPO case resolving this issue.

- Changed the scaling factor resolving this issue.

- Changed the way we converted string to double. Instead of using Convert.ToDouble, we now use double.parse resolving this issue.

- Changed CUI to be per-monitor DPI aware resolving this issue.

- Ensured to disable the audio interrupt before disabling the audio HW resolving this issue.

- Changed CUI to be per-monitor DPI aware resolving this issue.

- Changed the scaling factor resolving this issue.

- Resolved an issue with the installer where the audio driver was not properly installed correctly.

- Changed the code to ensure the correct supported modes are made available.

- Updated the code to fill the correct data for relink training SPI resolving the TDR

Versions:

 - Intel Graphics Driver: 10.18.10.3496

- Intel Display Audio Driver: 6.16.0.3129

Supports Intel Iris graphics, Intel Iris Pro graphics, and Intel HD graphics on:

- 4th Generation Intel Core Processor Platform

- 4th Generation Intel Core Processor U Series-based Platform

- 4th Generation Intel Core Processor Y Series-based Platform

- 3rd Generation Intel Core Processor Platform

- 3rd Generation Intel Core Processor U Series-based Platform

- 3rd Generation Intel Core Processor Y Series-based Platform

- Intel Pentium Processor 2000/A1000/G2000/G2100 Series

- Intel Celeron Processor 900/1000/G1000 Series

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