intel dch graphics driver uninstalls itself

[sehdev]

recently every time i turn my pc on again, the intel dch graphics driver uninstalls itself and then i have to download install it again(i do the optional reboot every time and clean installation)

motherboard- gigabyte h110m-h

processor- i5-7400

thanks in advance

[AndrewG_Intel]

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1- When you said "the intel dch graphics driver uninstalls itself", what is the exact behavior?

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• Do you mean the driver uninstalls and then there is no other "older driver" on the system and it is just running the "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter" driver?
• Or, does it mean that the driver is just reverting to a previous driver version (e.g.: as if it is rolling back the driver)?

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2- What is the driver version experiencing this behavior? Is it the customized driver from Gigabyte* or is it the generic driver from the Intel website?

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[sehdev]

i figured it myself but thanks anyway-

i had earlier overvolted my cpu in an attempt to get more performace out of my non-k intel chip (i5-7400), i had slightly better performance with my fans ramping up n down every 5 seconds which i personally didn't mind much, i just went to bios and lowered the ram and cpu voltage and increased the igpu voltage by 1v each if i remember right

NOTE- for others with the same issue PLEASE DO NOT do what i did unless u too overvolted your cpu/ram because it may have risks i dont know about

[Berric54]

I have the same problem on my PC.

I update to 3413 and Windows update 2079 .

[Berric54]

Intel m'offre encore la mise à jour vers Pilote graphique DCH 3413 

et Windows Update le ramène à Pilote UHD graphique 2079

Ça fait plusieurs fois que je fais les mises à jour Intel et Windows Update les défait. 

Merci!

[Berric54]

intel still offers me the update to graphics driver dch 3413

and windows update brings it back to uhd graphics driver 2079

it's been several times that I do the intel updates and windows update undoes them.

Drag files in order of what happen .

Thank you!

[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello sehdev

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Andrew G.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello @Berric54

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[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello sehdev

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