nerdyguy … nice to see you're still around.
took a few moments to check google … your particular graphics-card
(intel-3000) is not supported within microsoft's
win-10 framework. so, i found a single work-around that seems to work for others … suggesting uninstall current driver and install driver from a previous release
(8.0 or 7.0).
[you may also wish to create a system-restore point … though, from what i've heard, this has no effect on drivers.]
it's also suggested that you disable automatic
'driver' updates … else, you will inadvertently download the problematic intel driver the next time
microsoft performs it's obligatory update.
if you have already tried the resolution above, and it has
not worked,
nerdyguy … reply and someone else may be able to get you back on the road again. pls include in your reply:
- which os was installed originally …
- if the graphics-card is oem (original) …
- model/make of your computer.
feel free to read both articles listed below,
nerdyguy … as they do offer what seems to be pertinent advice 'n knowledge.
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