Windows keeps installing old Intel Graphics Driver

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  1. Posts : 356
    Windows 10x64 Pro
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    Windows keeps installing old Intel Graphics Driver


    As the title says, each time I upgrade the Intel graphics drivers Windows Update keeps installing old Intel Graphics Driver, forcing me to roll back to the latest driver from Device Manager. I seem to have all Windows settings properly configured to prevent this behavior, namely:
    1) System Properties/Hardware Tab/Device Installation Settings set to "No" (screenshot attached)
    2) Group Policy Editor set to disable Windows Update driver install (screenshot attached)
    3) The DriverUpdateWizardWuSearchEnabled key, under the DriverSearching folder in Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows is missing, so I can't tweak it

    What else can I try? thanks
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  2. Posts : 5,330
    Windows 11 Pro 64-bit
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    in this video, i will show you how to stop specific hardware drivers from updating, while the rest of the drivers can continue to update normally.

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  3. Posts : 1,594
    win10 home
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    In the Search box,type in ---dxdiag ---and in the System page check the status of ---WHQL digital signatures ---and if checked,which is the Default setting,then if you wish to use a Non-Qualified driver then uncheck it.
    WHQL is used to distinguish between a driver which has passed Microsoft's rigorous testing and is safe to use and one which is probably safe to use,but not yet tested.
    Also look in the Display page which will give the current driver version and it's WHQL status.
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  5. Posts : 356
    Windows 10x64 Pro
    Thread Starter
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    joeandmarg0 said:
    In the Search box,type in ---dxdiag ---and in the System page check the status of ---WHQL digital signatures ---and if checked,which is the Default setting,then if you wish to use a Non-Qualified driver then uncheck it.
    WHQL is used to distinguish between a driver which has passed Microsoft's rigorous testing and is safe to use and one which is probably safe to use,but not yet tested.
    Also look in the Display page which will give the current driver version and it's WHQL status.
    That checkbox was already unchecked
    FreeBooter said:
    in this video, i will show you how to stop specific hardware drivers from updating, while the rest of the drivers can continue to update normally.

    Thanks, will give that a try and report back
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  6. Posts : 5,330
    Windows 11 Pro 64-bit
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    Yo are very welcome!
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  7. Posts : 16,975
    Windows 10 Home x64 Version 22H2 Build 19045.4170
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    antares said:
    each time I upgrade the Intel graphics drivers Windows Update keeps installing old Intel Graphics Driver
    And, but this is just a thought, if you installed the driver directly from Intel instead of from Lenovo then perhaps Windows is suggesting a driver from Lenovo instead because its HardwareID is a better match for your hardware than the one you installed.
    Computer makers do often tailor Intel video & WiFi drivers to match the peculiarities of their hardware.
    - Dell certainly do.
    - I don't know about Lenovo. I've only owned one for three months.


    All the best,
    Denis
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  8. Posts : 1,594
    win10 home
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    That checkbox was already unchecked ---in Post 5.
    Recheck it,shut down and restart and see if the problem persists.
    Did you find it unchecked or do it yourself ?
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  9. Posts : 132
    W10
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    antares said:
    Windows keeps installing old Intel Graphics Driver
    Had the same nightmare with a previous laptop (Asus, the issue was the Synaptics touchpad).

    Managed to stop the mess changing my Internet connection to "metered", and stopped automatic updates on Windows. Tried many diff things, only this worked for me.

    At that time I didn't know about what FreeBooter suggest, but it works, I used this method with a graphics card recently.
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  10. Posts : 356
    Windows 10x64 Pro
    Thread Starter
       #10

    joeandmarg0 said:
    That checkbox was already unchecked ---in Post 5.
    Recheck it,shut down and restart and see if the problem persists.
    Did you find it unchecked or do it yourself ?
    The checkbox was already unchecked=I found it unchecked

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    Try3 said:
    And, but this is just a thought, if you installed the driver directly from Intel instead of from Lenovo then perhaps Windows is suggesting a driver from Lenovo instead because its HardwareID is a better match for your hardware than the one you installed.
    Computer makers do often tailor Intel video & WiFi drivers to match the peculiarities of their hardware.
    - Dell certainly do.
    - I don't know about Lenovo. I've only owned one for three months.


    All the best,
    Denis
    My PC is a Dell, but my installed Windows is 100% free of any Dell related bloatware, there is no Dell software installed in my PC
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