I would also add that, once you have installed a DCH-based version of the Intel HD Graphics drivers (which started at build 6444 and you are downloading 6999), the configuration tool is an app and not available via the (right-click) context menu. This app is automatically downloaded from the Microsoft App Store during the driver install process (unless you have disabled App Store access). Overall, folks don't seem to like this change, but Intel made it at the behest of Microsoft.
You need to use the drivers provided by Lenovo. Lenovo is responsible for support and warranty of your laptop.
If you are referring to the right-click context menu, with the DCH drivers you now need to use the Intel app in the start menu. You can thank Microsoft for that.
thank you so much , i already download all these drivers and update my systeme but there nothing concerning my intel uhd grahics 630 ! even cant run my laptop on 144hz only show one option 60 hz
I would also add that, once you have installed a DCH-based version of the Intel HD Graphics drivers (which started at build 6444 and you are downloading 6999), the configuration tool is an app and not available via the (right-click) context menu. This app is automatically downloaded from the Microsoft App Store during the driver install process (unless you have disabled App Store access). Overall, folks don't seem to like this change, but Intel made it at the behest of Microsoft.
No, stick with the version on the Lenovo site. If you have a laptop -- and especially if this laptop has dual graphics (Intel and NVIDIA or Intel and ATI/AMD) -- you should always use drivers from your laptop vendor's site.
