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04-14-2018 09:37 PM
hello good morning
this is my first question here
i bought my notebook 3 days ago
then when i was updating my drivers i found this
so wt that mean >>
is that means that i can not update my driver ever or means that my driver is not original or wt ??
pls i am waiting your response
thanks
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04-15-2018 01:37 AM
Hello @mosalah2018
It looks like you were trying to update your graphics driver via the Intel Support Assistant.
Its not necessary to use that. Your HP laptop will update hardware drivers as Windows 10 searches for updates automatically.
But you also have the HP Support Assistant which will update all the HP drivers necessary.
The HP Support Assistant should be running in the background by default. You can also open it from the Start menu and run the updates search.
Does that answer your question? Let me know if I can do anything else.
04-15-2018 02:06 PM
Sorry, you did not mention the word "customized".
But to answer, your system was built by an OEM which is a company like HP, Dell, Lenovo, etc.
In general, OEM's are responsible for providing the drivers to make their systems work.
So in this case, HP is providing the Intel graphics driver.
It is the same driver as you would install directly from Intel, but can only be installed on an HP system.
This gives HP control over what is installed so that updates that come from a mfg like Intel can be tested first for compatability issues.
HP will update that driver as they see fit.
We on the forum have no control over that.