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j have a problem with my computer when j am using after 1 hour j see some thin like that (Attachments) my graphic details intel hd graphic family driver date 15/04/2011 driver version 8.15.10.2372
my laptop detail
intel i5 -2430m 2.40
6 gb ram
monitor 15.6
j try update drivers all of them but system its telling me that j have new version
j have a problem with my computer when j am using after 1 hour j see some thin like that (Attachments) my graphic details intel hd graphic family driver date 15/04/2011 driver version 8.15.10.2372
my laptop detail
intel i5 -2430m 2.40
6 gb ram
monitor 15.6
j try update drivers all of them but system its telling me that j have new version
Solution
Elmer
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Hi doman86 and Welcome to The Forum.
To stop Windows installing drivers automatically.
GoTo Start >> r-click Computer, select Properties. On Properties select (on left) Advanced system settings >> Hardware tab >> Device Installation Settings button.
Now update your graphics drivers yourself.
Use the Link Removed (in Internet Explorer gives me the best results). Update any and all drivers available.
And regarding updates through Windows, my personal opinion is:
Do not have Windows update set to the Install update automatically (recommended) setting. Then you can veto any system / program / hardware drivers it wants to install.
I have "Never check for updates (not recommended)" as my setting. I know that Windows releases main updates on the second Tuesday of every month, and, apart from that, it takes a few seconds to initiate Windows Update to see if it's offering anything. At the maximum setting I would suggest "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them".
HTH.
To stop Windows installing drivers automatically.
GoTo Start >> r-click Computer, select Properties. On Properties select (on left) Advanced system settings >> Hardware tab >> Device Installation Settings button.
Now update your graphics drivers yourself.
Use the Link Removed (in Internet Explorer gives me the best results). Update any and all drivers available.
And regarding updates through Windows, my personal opinion is:
Do not have Windows update set to the Install update automatically (recommended) setting. Then you can veto any system / program / hardware drivers it wants to install.
I have "Never check for updates (not recommended)" as my setting. I know that Windows releases main updates on the second Tuesday of every month, and, apart from that, it takes a few seconds to initiate Windows Update to see if it's offering anything. At the maximum setting I would suggest "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them".
HTH.