Sep 28, 2017 Why does Lenovo not list a Windows 10 driver for my Intel HD Graphics 3000 device on T420? I'm aware that Intel has not released specific Windows 10 drivers for Intel HD Graphics 3000, but Windows Update has approved Intel drivers to run on Windows 10.
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I have an Dell XPS 13 Laptop (2013 model) which I upgraded to Windows 10. I first tried and an update and then a clean install. The Specs are pretty standard I5 CPU/8GB RAM/256GB SSD drive and Intel HD 3000 Graphics card. My display goes fuzzy where the screen is almost impossible to see and the only way I can fix to the display is to reboot or go to into the graphics properties and change the resolution and then revert back to the original resolution and everything looks fine.
I had Dell come out and replace the display just in case and their support says that Intel needs to rewrite the HD 3000 drivers to work with Windows 10. I am currently running version 9. Of the HD 3000 drivers and the driver fails sometimes multiple times a day and sometimes it will go a week without failing. Most of the time, I have to change the resolution or reboot, although every once in the while the system will state the HD 3000 driver failed but has been reloaded. The biggest complain I have about this is that I ran a compatibility check and Windows 10 showed all my drivers worked with Windows 10. I understand that Dell makes the actual laptop and Intel writes the drivers but Microsoft Windows 10 is the one that states that the drivers were compatible. I have tried putting numerous versions of the drivers on this laptop but it is the same problem every time.
Some versions of the drivers crash more than others but no one has updated the drivers for Windows 10. As an IT Consultant who takes his laptops to clients daily, I just cannot have the screen mess up especially if I am connected to a Server/Router/Firwall, etc. And have my screen become fuzzy (and almost completely impossible to view) if I am in the middle of upgrading a device. It is also embarrassing if I am showing a presentation to clients.
I am going to wipe out the SSD and reinstall Win 7 Pro. However, I thought I would make one last ditch effort to post in the forums here to see if there is a solution/workaround that I am unaware of before going through the hassle of reimaging and reinstalling all my software, files, and data. Thanks in advance, Dean. Hello Dean, Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. Sertifikat na ankernie bolti m20 2017. We do understand your concern and we will be happy to help you regarding this. I request you to boot to low-resolution mode and check if it helps. Follow the steps to enter low-resolution video mode: 1.
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