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Post: Hi Have you tried using our [url=https://github.com/abelectronicsuk/ABElectronics_Win10IOT_Libraries]Windows 10 IOT library[/url] for the IO Pi? It includes a ResetInterrupts() function in the IO Pi class for resetting the interrupts which should pull both of the interrupt pins low. Although looking at how the ResetInterrupt function works it does appear to be doing the same as you by reading the INTCAP register. You may also find the interrupt pins are more reliable with a level shifter if you set them to be high by default so they go low when triggered. I am not sure why this is but it does seem to work more reliably this way. Alternatively, adding a 10K resistor to the interrupt pin and ground may help with making sure the pin pulls back low when it is reset.