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06-20-2016 10:19 AM
After a sudden overnight update to Windows 10 the machine started to freeze and crash - mostly while the mouse cursor moves or dialog opens or other display changes happen quickly. I figure I should update the graphics card, which is listed as Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000
My Envy 4 machine runs a 64-bit system on core i3 2376 CPU @1.4Ghz
For that machine, the Intel website will not give an option for a Windows 10 update. The driver version is wayyyyy behind: version 9.17.10.4229
Current version update is for Windows 8 for that graphic card. It is here:
The version there is listed as 15.28.24.64.4229 which is signed to a year ago, with a slightly lower version number released 2/2016 (16 months ago). It is only given as an .exe package which will not install because of spec incompatibility.
Can I get the Win8 driver for the Win10 machine? If this makes sense where can I get the file itself and how to do this?
TIA 🙂
Yuval