Select the option to “Browse my Computer for driver software”, then select “Let me pick from a list of device drivers…”, finally select “Have Disk…”

A wizard will appear (a setup wizard that is, not Gandalf).

Right click on the Intel hardware and select “Update…”

Once inside the device manager, click the tiny arrow next to “Display Adapters” to show “Intel® HD Graphics Family”.

Head to device manager by going to the Start Screen and typing “device manager” and hit Enter.

Now you will have a folder, with all of the files that were once tucked away within the Setup file itself.

This will produce a context menu and you will select the option to extract the files from within the 7-Zip menu option.

Once 7-zip is installed and the graphics driver has been downloaded, head over to your “Downloads” folder and right click on the Intel Driver Setup file.

Allow 7-Zip to install its contextual menus onto your system. Download and install 7-Zip for free by clicking here (if you do not already have it).

While the driver downloads, we are going to have to grab one more piece of software.Click on the plus next to the “Graphics Driver” option and you should be presented with Intel’s HD Graphics version 10.One of those options should be a “Graphics Driver” and it should say that it is out of date. Once the wizard is done running, Intel will display a list of their hardware currently installed within your machine.Note: you may be required to install a small piece of software to run the wizard. We suggest using Intel’s Driver Update Utility, which will automatically scan your system. You have a few ways to get to your appropriate driver.

Head over to Intel’s support website by clicking here.

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