Let me know how it goes through the comments :)ĮDIT: I would like you to try drivers I have found for 2nd Generation Core i3-based servers from Lenovo (this is MEANT for Server 2008 R2 64-Bit). Windows should find and install the driver for you automatically. Point to where you extracted the Intel Graphics installer, for example C:\IntelGraphics\win64_15288\Graphics. Next, click the "Driver" tab, then click "Update Driver.". You can do this by starting the Device Manager, right-clicking on Microsoft Basic Graphics Adapter, and selecting "Properties". This may or may not fool the installer into thinking that it is a Windows 7/8 machine (it really depends on how Intel checks the Windows version).Ģ) If the first suggestion does not work, you can manually install the driver using Device Manager. Intel recommends consulting directly with Microsoft for further information on these solutions.1) You could try to run the installer in compatibility mode with Windows 7/8 (I'm assuming here that you have downloaded the Windows 7/8 version).
Microsoft’s current recommendation is to use a Device Management solution until Device Update Center is made available by Microsoft. Windows 10 Enterprise or IoT Enterprise LTSC: Explore the following Microsoft pages for more information:
This service provides OS, app, and driver updates according to the customer's configurations. Microsoft has a service called Device Update Center. The following information can offer solutions depending on the LTSC edition:
Windows® 10 Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) users may face challenges since access to the Microsoft Store may be limited. Find more information about UWP.Īfter your Intel DCH Graphics Drivers are successfully installed, they are programmed to automatically download and install the Intel® Graphics Command Center from the Windows Store if an Internet connection is available (this is done without the need of any user intervention). UWP requires that all driver-dependent applications be made available only through the Microsoft Store. In compliance with Microsoft® new Universal Windows Platform (UWP), Intel has stopped bundling the Intel® Graphics Command Center and the Intel® Graphics Control Panel with DCH Graphics Drivers.
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