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...and then remind me weeks later that the same "incompatible" update is available over and over
High end I7 version 8 PC...
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What version of the Intel HD Graphics driver do you currently have installed and what version of the driver is it attempting to install?
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The version above is the installed one the one it is trying to install says, "Latest version: x.x.x.6912"
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Version 6346 is a non-DCH driver. Version 6444 and later - including this 6912 - are DCH drivers. What you should try is the following:
- Ensure you have a copy of the new driver installation package on your system drive.
- Disable Internet access. Unplug Ethernet cable and/or disable Wireless.
- From Apps & Features, uninstall the older driver.
- Reboot (keeping Internet access disabled).
- Install the new driver.
- Reboot.
- Reconnect Internet.
- Test.
Hope this helps,
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Did you follow the process exactly as I outlined? If you don't properly disconnect Internet access during the process, then Windows Update could sneak in and reinstall the driver. You need to follow it exactly.
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Nope...
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I got it. Thanks.
I finally had to go to device drivers, select the UHD 620, Uninstall the driver after checking "also remove associated software box," reboot and it worked on the second reboot. There was some glitch on the first one. Then it kept running the installation software after each reboot completed till I removed the installation software to the recycle bin.
Now, it shows everything up to date...

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