The Update Driver Software window should now appear showing installation progress.On the "Install From Disk" window choose "OK" ( Figure 8).Go into the Graphics folder and choose the file that it is asking for ( Figure 7).Navigate to the folder where you extracted the drivers.Select the "Have Disk." button in lower right-hand area ( Figure 6).Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" ( Figure 5).Select "Browse my computer for driver software" ( Figure 4).Right-click Intel HD Graphics ( Figure 3).Instead of installing the driver to a new folder. Download the appropriate drivers from /Support/Drivers and extract the file ( Figure 1).Here is an alternate method of installing the Intel graphics driver: The most common reason is that the hardware is not supported. When installing the Intel graphics driver, it may fail to install. Intel says it will begin rolling out these changes to Drivers and Support Assistant tool later today.This article contains information about the Intel graphic driver not installing on your system. If you notice performance issues or platform-specific problems after replacing the drivers, Intel recommends reverting to OEM drivers. While this eliminates the validation required by OEM, Intel warns that forcing their vanilla generic drivers might lead to problems on some devices. So what does this mean for you? Simple: You’ll be able to download the installer of GPU drivers from Intel and update your graphics drivers without worrying about customizations. OEM customizations are preserved during this upgrade process, in accordance with Microsoft’s DCH driver design principles,” Intel noted. “Graphics Driver Smart Installer Enhancement allows end-users to upgrade systems with OEM DCH drivers to newer Intel generic DCH drivers. In other words, you no longer need to wait for OEM to release new drivers and you should be to install them from Intel’s website if there are no other restrictions.
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