Note: Not all monitors have the built-in sensor to automatically detect the rotation of the display-head. Here's what I found out, and came up with. Nevertheless, the best option is to contact them so they can let you know. Regarding your last question, that is an HP* utility so it is highly recommended to contact HP* and tell them about the problem so they can let you know, as I explained before with the drivers it could be something related to it due to not having the necessary customization to work properly with that utility. To avoid potential installation incompatibilities, we recommend that you first check with your computer manufacturer and use the driver software provided.
Computer manufacturers can change the features, incorporate customization, or make other changes to the graphics driver software or software packaging. It is recommendable to use the ones from the manufacturer because we supply generic versions of graphics drivers for general purposes. There are many problems that could arise due to a bad driver.
If you were having issues with the graphics driver you would have blurry or distortion on the screen, black screen, flickering, etc. HP SoftPaq Download Manager / I did: Build Driver Pack tab / Show Latest SoftPaqs / Find Available SoftPaqs / Look at Name: "Intel Graphics". but it didn't get the most current driver on the first scan. The Intel Driver & Support Manager worked for me now. And this is the driver listed on the HP page for my computer How do I know if I should stick with what's on the HP web page for my computer, or not? įrom previous experience, I think this is important for a Laptop, but not to a Desktop?. The computer manufacturer can offer customized versions of the Intel Graphics Drivers for your particular computer model. Intel offers generic versions of Intel® Graphics Drivers, but recommends using drivers from your computer manufacturer. A generic driver is a basic driver version that isn't customized. Intel® Driver & Support Assistant (Intel® DSA).
I have narrowed it down to there being some issue in the HP SoftPaq Download Manager, that makes it keep saying that the correct driver is "Graphics Driver 22. HP Software and Driver Downloads for HP Printers, Laptops, Desktops and More | HP® Customer Supportġ.) The "HP SoftPaq Manager" keeps wanting to install it, but it is installedĢ.) The "Intel Driver and Support Assistant 3.1.2" in the Notification Area keeps saying there is a new driver available, lists it, and crashes.ģ.) I see that there is a DATE discrepancy in the Device Manager. I DE-INSTALLED, AND MANUALLY INSTALLED IT.
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