17-g192dc graphics driver

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Hi:

Since you are not too far along, what I recommend you do is to start fresh with a clean install of W10 since you know where to find the drivers for your PC now.

You can make a bootable W10 64-bit USB installation flash drive with the Microsoft media creation tool from the link below.:

Download Windows 10

For one thing, W10 should automatically install the Intel HD 5500 graphics driver during the installation process and there should be no need to install a graphics driver for it.

If the graphics driver is installed properly as I wrote yesterday, the Display adapters device manager category should not be open with a problematic Intel graphics adapter showing.

You should have to click to expand that device manager category in order to see a properly working Intel graphics adapter.

[Rick919]

Thanks for all the help. While it seems the logical solution, and may very well end up doing that, I think I will see how things go. I go back to work today, so I won't have time for too much major installation for a bit.

Again thanks for all the help and support from all. Greatly appreciated

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Anytime.

Glad to have been of assistance.