Please note: You may need to restart the computer to finalize everything.Īfter that, see if the Intel Driver and Support Assistant still prompts you for a driver update. This time, in the update process, tell the system that you will install the driver manually and then direct the dialog box to the driver you just downloaded and install it, following the instructions on screen to complete the process. Once done, return to your Device Manager, find "Display Drivers" and right-click over it, selecting "Update Driver" again. If not, then launch the Intel Driver and Support Assistant and then instead of clicking on "Install" on the page that appears before you, expand the driver listing and click on the link reading "Learn more about this update." This will take you to the driver's manual download site, where you can download the item independently and save it to your Desktop. In the next window that pops up, locate and expand the line reading "Display Drivers." Your Intel item will appear there - right-click over it and select "Update Driver" from the list that appears and see if it updates this way. To do this, right-click over your Start button and select "Device Manager" from the list that appears. If it still does not work after that, then you can try to install the Intel driver manually. If so, please install those and when done try to perform the driver update again for your Intel chip.
Then click on the "Check for Updates" button in the main viewing pane and let the system check if any updates are needed.
In the next window that pops up, click on "Update & Security" and then on Windows Update in the left column. To do this, right-click over your Start button and select "Settings" from the menu that appears. To attempt to fix or diagnose, first make sure all of your Windows Updates are current, as often a driver may not be able to install because it needs a system update to be installed ahead of it. But if you find that an update is needed, or if a driver fails to install on your system, then it may be due to a conflict on the system itself. How can I fix this?Ī: In most cases, Windows Update keeps your display drivers up to date for you. When I perform the update, it seems to go through the installation successfully, but after rebooting I still see a message about the same driver needing to be installed. The Driver Assistant has been showing that I have an update available lately. Q: I have a Windows 10 computer and use Intel Driver and Support Assistant to keep my display drivers up to date.
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