The (DCH) Intel® Graphics Control Panel should be downloaded automatically after a few minutes upon restart. Install the DCH driver downloaded in step #1.ġ3. Repeat steps #6 through #9 until "Intel® HD Graphics" changes to "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter")ġ0. (this should delete any non-DCH driver stored on Windows driver repository. Enable the option "Delete the driver software for this device" and click "Uninstall". Note: If "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter" is already listed skip to step#. In Device Manager > Right-click on "Intel® HD Graphics".
Uninstall the (DCH) Intel® Graphics Control Panel via Start > Settings > Apps & Features.Ħ. Uninstall any existing DCH Graphics driver via Start > Settings > Apps & Features.Ĥ. Download the latest DCH driver from and save it on your Desktop.ģ. To address this issue, please review this information to see if you are missing some steps:ġ. Optionally, you can download and install the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel app from the Microsoft App Store.If updates are (now) in progress, wait for them to complete and reboot if this is then requested. If no updates are in progress, click on Check for Updates and, if any are necessary, they will commence. You should manually go to the Update & Security / Windows Update Settings scene. Note: Windows Update may want/need to install updates at this point.Install the DCH-based driver package that you downloaded in Step 1.From the Apps / Apps & Features Settings scene, uninstall the non-DCH driver package (look for Intel Graphics Driver entry).Unplug Ethernet cable and/or disable Wireless access. Download the DCH-based driver package and place it on your system drive (anywhere you wish location isn't important).The DCH-based driver packages do not have the ability to uninstall or upgrade older, non-DCH driver packages, so this must be done manually. This issue can occur if you have a non-DCH-based driver installed and the driver update being attempted is (to) a DCH-based driver.
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