I downloaded “Intel® HD Graphics Driver for Windows® 10 64bit (3rd Gen & BYT)”, published on 7th August (hard to tell with you Americans and your non-standard date formats).

Intel has a set of drivers shared online. I checked for software updates from Toshiba and Lenovo and had none, so I went to the source. Is it any wonder that the likes of Samsung prevents Microsoft from updating their drivers?įYI, Microsoft ships a lot of bad drivers and you should always get the device-specific drivers from the manufacturer of your device. Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems.Īh, so it appears that Microsoft shipped an untested driver for the most common graphics adapter in laptops and tablets. I opened Device Manager and saw the above issue – a yellow exclamation on the Intel HD Graphics device.

My Toshiba KIRAbook couldn’t share to an external display.

I upgraded a couple of Ultrabooks to Windows 10 in the last week and both displayed (sorry!) the same issue the graphics driver was not working correctly.

Intel hd graphics driver for windows 10 64 bit 3rd gen