Will Windows 10 Installs from ISO USB still accept Windows 8 Keys?

zbook said:

Please use the Lenovo website.

If there is a BSOD then replace it with the windows update driver.



These were the tested drivers:

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    teedriverx64.sys
    netwbw02.sys
    acpivpc.sys
    dptfdevpch.sys
    dptfmanager.sys
    dptfdevproc.sys
    netadaptercx.sys

What should I choose on this option in case it matters? Check automatically run winsat? or uncheck it
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For share links please use one drive, drop box, or google drive.

If that was from the Lenovo website then test alternative drivers.

Almost always the best tested drivers are displayed on the computer manufacturer website.

If multiple drivers lead to computer instability then this typically indicates an underlying hardware problem.

If multiple drivers cause instability then test an alternative operating system such as Windows 8.1 or Ubuntu / Linux for confirmation.


For alternative Intel GPU drivers:

Support for Intel(R) Graphics
Download Intel Drivers and Software
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx

zbook said:

If that was from the Lenovo website then test alternative drivers.

Almost always the best tested drivers are displayed on the computer manufacturer website.

If multiple drivers lead to computer instability then this typically indicates an underlying hardware problem.

If multiple drivers cause instability then test an alternative operating system such as Windows 8.1 or Ubuntu / Linux for confirmation.

It was from the manufacturer website. There's only one version of the Intel graphics driver for mine. What would be the alternatives?

The hardware has passed every test ive thrown at it i think. I did another V2 after I installed the graphics driver but I'm not sure it would have any useful information

For alternative Intel GPU drivers:

Support for Intel(R) Graphics
Download Intel Drivers and Software
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx



Please post a new V2 share link.


If you're able to install the Intel GPU driver without computer instability then testing can be performed while the GPU is in use with the applicable driver (not the Microsoft default driver).

zbook said:

For alternative Intel GPU drivers:

Support for Intel(R) Graphics
Download Intel Drivers and Software
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx



Please post a new V2 share link.

How does that site work? Its funky, I get this, is that supposed to be a download link?

This was just edited:

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...086%26DEV_0A16

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...086%26DEV_0A16

Use Intel driver and support assistant > check stability / instability
Perform Windows updates > check stability / instability



Please post a new V2 share ink before replacing the driver that had the recent instability.

zbook said:

This was just edited:

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...086%26DEV_0A16

https://www.catalog.update.microsoft...086%26DEV_0A16

hmm okay. Most of the them seem un related or there's a few display ones but then when I click on them they say they're for Asus tekcomputers or AMD 64 architecture. I have no idea.


Found this one on intels site I think it's the same thing I already have: Intel(R) Graphics Driver for Windows(R) 10 [15.40][4th Gen]

This obviously says Windows 8.1 but it's a different type of drivers as video instead of Graphics Maybe I could try that.