Intel(r) HD Graphics Family Driver does not not for Aspire S7-392 in Windows 10

Hello

I have improved my Aspire S7 - 392 to Windows 10 a few weeks ago, and while most things seem to work properly, the driver for the graphics card Intel (R) HD Graphics Family had the yellow exclamation of 'something is wrong' next to him since. Now, I am unable to connect my laptop on the external monitor that I use for work (as nothing happens when I do), and graphics performance are visibly slowed (point of use) when playing games still fairly weak demand.

Which would seem to indicate that there is a pretty big problem with drivers. I spent literally 10 hours on the phone with Microsoft Client service tries to understand the question, but all they could tell me after a fairly intensive survey was that they knew not what it was and wait for updates from Acer or Intel driver.

I have the latest driver on the Acer support site installed (although it doesn't seem to be one specifically for Windows 10) and I rolled back and updated and tried several versions of the drivers from there, but all seem to have the same problem.

I also downloaded Windows 10 Intel drivers that are supposed to be specially for my processor and graphics configuration, but when I try to install, it says that my computer does not meet the requirements (which is quite confusing when I have the exact material, so that the driver is designed).

I searched these forums for support for other users of the S7 Aspire with similar problems and for people with features of Intel(r) HD Graphics Family have similar problems, but can't seem to find anything.

My apologies if this has actually been discussed elsewhere, but no help at all with this issue would be appreciated. Windows 10 has been out for a while now, so I was hoping that a solution had been found to do this, since there must be a certain S7 users out there.

Anyway, thanks in advance for any ideas/advice,.

Oli

1. download the "Intel Driver Update" utility

2. go manage the devices and uninstall/remove your Intel graphics driver

3. run the Intel driver update utility.

Your current graphics driver is a custom OEM Acer/Intel graphics driver.  This is why it will not let you install.  If the generic driver update utility that installs does not quite work right, then you go back to the driver that is located on the site of the Acers.

If don't want to use the Intel utility driver update, then you will need to download the zip file of the driver instead of the driver .exe... and then use the disk method 'have' to install it. It is probably easier to use only the update of the Intel driver utility.

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    1. I think that it is not, but is this laptop fixed or dynamic graphic card settings? Depends on the configuration that you have purchased. Some have switchable graphics which is the lower end configurations. 

    2. I can't find a driver 'Intel(r) HD Graphics Family' on the Intel Web site driver list and it is barely mentioned on the internet in general. I guess that's a custom driver installation? If yes what is actually being used? I need to download a generic/dedicated driver and switch between the integrated and the credits if that makes sense. Will this work without causing compatibility issues? I have to completely uninstall the HD family? Depends on the configuration of your laptop. Have you bought the laptop configured with switchable graphics. If you did, then only install the driver HP AMD graphics software package. It will install the AMD and Intel graphics drivers.  The first installation will be required to remove all the drivers and then a second facility will be required to install all the drivers and the Catalyst Control Center correctly. Do not install the Intel HD graphics software package separately. If you do it will "break" the installation of the graphics driver AMD.

    3. this graphic card driver has not been updated for a long, long, long time. Download a generic/different driver fix this? No

    I'm not very tech heavy but can understand with enough internet things to research and dig. Maybe I'm not looking in the right place? Use the HP Support Assistant in the screen and Audio and video, video section to see the configuration of your laptop. The following image is of my current loan product HP HP Envy17-3002ea, which has a switchable graphics.

    Best regards
    ERICO

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