Intel Q45/ Q43 Display adapter:

Running WIN8.1, Pro; other specs of the computer: Intel Quad core 2, Quad CPU, Q9550 @2.83Ghz, 8gb ram, 64 bit.

I have a new Dell U2415 displayport monitor with 1.2 capability.  I wish to daisy chain from the Dell to an Acer G226HQL monitor.

Is the graphics adapter certified to allow for this daisy chain setup?   That is, Can  graphics adapter support DPMST/ HBR2 (High Bit rate)

I can not seem to get a picture on the Acer, daisy chaining to the Dell and wonder if it is something I may have done incorrectly.

Can the issue be the ACER?

Please advise.

This update addresses several previously found issues and includes new features. Please see the release notes and excerpt below for details. As always, feedback is appreciated.

The 15.36.21.4222 has been posted to Intel Download Center at the following direct links to the drivers:

32bit -  http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=24965

64 bit - http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=24964

This driver supports the following: 

5th Generation Intel® Core Processors with Intel HD graphics, Intel Iris™graphics, Intel Iris™Pro graphics and select Pentium®/ Celeron® Processors with Intel® HD graphics for Microsoft Windows* 8.1, Microsoft Windows* 8 and Microsoft Windows* 7 operating systems.  

4th Generation Intel® Core™Processors with Intel HD graphics, Intel Iris™graphics and Intel Iris Pro graphics and select Pentium®/ Celeron® Processors with Intel® HD graphics for Microsoft Windows* 8.1, Microsoft Windows* 8 and Microsoft Windows* 7 operating systems.

New Features in this release:

• Support for the newly launched H-series, R-series, and S-series 5th Generation Intel Core processors.

• Display Scaling Option is Now “Sticky” User Preference

Scaling support in control panel has been changed to improve user experience. Previously, the set of scaling options available to the user was tied to the currently selected resolution and any change to the resolution caused the user selected scaling option to be lost. In the new implementation, the user selected scaling option is orthogonal to the current resolution and expresses the user’s preference/intent for scaling behavior, regardless of the current resolution. The driver will remember this scaling preference and apply it for future display mode sets performed either in the graphics control panel OR via OS control panel.

• Forced Application Scaling

The control panel also offers a new “forced application scaling” option where the user selected scaling option above for desktop will also be applied for full screen applications (generally games or media players), overriding whatever scaling mode the application and/or DirectX runtime/Operating System specify. This is intended to allow users to force “Stretch Full Screen” or “Maintain Aspect Ratio” scaling to address problems reported by users with games running in “Centered” scaling mode - particularly DirectX10 and 11 games and/or on Windows 8/8.1. Centered mode gives a bad user experience when running games as significantly lower than native resolution (e.g. to improve frame rate) on displays with very high resolutions. Intel has identified several root causes for this behavior:

a) Some games request “Unspecified” scaling to the DirectX runtime upon full screen mode set. On Windows 8 and 8.1, for touch enabled systems, Windows converts this to “centered” scaling in the mode set call into the display driver. Microsoft has acknowledged this issue (CSS case 115021712411905/MSBU bug 5500783); the forced scaling option provided in this driver is a workaround for this Win8/8.1 operating system issue.

b) Several games explicitly request “Centered” scaling. Intel has reached out to the game developers to educate them to request “Stretched” scaling instead and several games (such as Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare) have been patched to correct this behavior, but other applications may still have this issue.

In both cases, the new forced application scaling option provides a solution to allow the user to specify their preferred scaling mode.

This option is not enabled by default because it technically means that the graphics driver is not honoring operating system requests for mode sets and would cause WHCK test failures during driver certification. However, Intel strongly recommends users set this option when playing games at non-native resolutions, especially on Windows 8/8.1, especially for DirectX10/11 games.

•   Dedicated Memory Reporting

The graphics driver now reports some amount of fictitious “dedicated” graphics memory to the operating system (128MB by default) to work around applications issues in a number of games. These games incorrectly look for some amount of “dedicated” graphics memory because they weren’t coded with the unified memory architecture for processor graphics.

The amount reported can be modified or disabled if desired by changing the following registry value:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Intel\GMM, create a REG_DWORD value named “DedicatedSegmentSize”. The value is interpreted as number of MB to report (0-512MB). A value of 0 disables reporting the dummy memory segment. If the registry key/value is not found, the driver will report the default 128MB.

  Please see the release notes for issues resolved with this release.

Thanks

Robert

Whenever I try to install Intel HD 4000 drivers for my Win 8 pro x64 laptop It gives me version 10.18.10.4176 instead of 15.33.35.64.4176. What is going on here? I need a newer version for galciv3 because it is complaining about old graphics card drivers.

Hello There !

I have Installed Windows 7 ......64 Bit OS with Intel r HD Graphic Card ! Problem is Screen Resolution is Set to 1920 x 1080 which is showing Display Half in Size ! How to set Resolution Size to 1920 x 1200 which i m not able to see that in Screen Adjustment Setting ! And i think that will help in setting Display to its Full Screen Size, i guess? Monitor is Dell 24 Inch ! Ex: While Browsing Facebook, i m able to see only Half Screen Size which giving unpleasant experience in browsing ! I tried to Uninstall Graphic Card Driver and Installed Freshly again ..but failed to see any change ! How to solve this ?

Hello Intel,

I have an Intel i5 3210M CPU with an Intel HD 4000 graphics core. Since driver version 15.33.22.64.3621 (published ~May 2014) the game crashes shortly after starting CoDSP.exe (Singel Player) or CoDMP.exe (Multiplayer). So the game tries to start up and immediately crashes (black screen, Windows error sound, "hidden" error message):

"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

Program: .......(path)\Call of Duty\CoDSP.exe

A buffer overrun has been detected which has corrupted the program's internal state. The program cannot safely continue execution and must now be terminated."

Google told me that I'm not the only one with the same problem:

Call of Duty 1 Buffer Overrun Detected - Steam Users' Forums

Re: Latest version of intel iris pro drivers causes buffer overrun with Call of Duty 1?

Buffer Overrun Error :: Call of Duty General Discussions

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library: Buffer Overrun - Microsoft Community

AMD & Nvidia had also this issue some time ago but they fixed it obviously in their drivers (e.g. Nvidia in v195.39, see changelog).

I tested a lot things which might help you to solve this problem:

1) All drivers since 15.33.22.64.3621 (inclusiv) cause this issue (also the latest 15.33.35.64.4176 ! )

2) With driver version 15.33.14.64.3412 (and older) the game works flawlessly and therefore doesn't crash.

---> There must have been a change between these two version which causes  these crashes since this point in time.

3) There is a workaround for the problematic driver versions (see SteamCommunity): copying and changing the name of one of the two "game-lauchers" (CoDSP.exe/CoDMP.exe) into "mohaa.exe" solves the problem when a problematic driver version (15.33.22.64.3621 and above) is installed!!! This is quite crazy. Mohaa should stand for the computer game "Medal of Honor: Allied Assault". However when using a random name like abc.exe the game crashes again while starting...

---> It looks like renaming the .exe's to mohaa.exe forces the driver to use an internal driver profile (created by Intel for MoHAA), which is obviously also compatible with Call of Duty (1). Therefore this workaround makes it possible to use the latest Intel graphics driver(s) with Call of Duty 1. I know, this sounds quite crazy...but it is like that ;-)

Can you please  have a look at this driver issue and change it in the next release? It looks like resolving this issue shouldn't be that complicated for Intel engineers.

PS: I use Windows 7 x64 Professional and the retail version of CoD1 without Steam... but Steam users are probably also bothered (see my links above).

Thank you very much!

Hello

This BSOD starts to irritating me.

Happens for more than 1/2 a year (likely almost a year) with occasional intensity but last weeks almost daily which is bad already.

The driver name leads me to Intel support since it's name of Intel driver binary.

What I'd need to know firstly if that's software (ie. bad configuration or conflict) or hardware problem. I'm close to decide RMA the laptop to manufacturer but this is very unfavourable solution so wanted to be more sure first if that's really HW problem.

Other circumstances: perceptionally louder fans going at idle states.

At home using exclusively external LCD panel for output (HDMI 1.4a cable, HDMI audio enabled).

Last but not least thing: the BSOD happens in major cases immediately after waking the monitor on from standby state) so it may relate to power management or similar thing.

The HD Graphics Control Panel process Gfxv4_0.exe always crash if I click on "Display". And almost every other window has corrupt UI.

Here's an image that should give you an idea.

It seems I have a similar problem with the one described here:Intel HD Graphics 4000 scaling does not work and here:Re: Latest driver supporting 3rd and 4th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors with Intel® HD/Iris™ Graphics for Microsoft*…

My system is a Surface 2 Pro (i5-4300u/Intel HD4400). I tested with the official MS drivers (v10.18.10.3431, but from what I gather from the other posts the issue remains with version 3496 as well, and not limited to surface devices). When desktop is in native resolution (1080p), the only option in the Intel HD control panel for the surface screen is "maintain display scaling". In any other resolution there are 2 additional entries, one of them being Scale Full Screen.

The impact of running games at lower resolution than native is as follows:

- DX 9 games will be scaled full screen (tested with Crusader Kings 2, Europa Universalis 4, etc.);

- DX11 games will not be scaled full screen and will run in a box (Rome II Total War, Civilization V). In order to make it run full screen, I need to switch to any non-native desktop resolution before starting the games, or to actually run the games in dx9 mode.

Are any fixes coming to this issue? Having to change the desktop resolution every time before launching a game is annoying.

How can you remove this scaling nonsense from graphics ?

It does not work in all applications, fx. in "Company of Heroes 2" program it just adds giant black borders instead of the selected resolution in the application´s video options. It is possible to change the desktop resolution first and then run "Company of Heroes 2" with matching resolution, but it´s a nuisance.

You can select to center image of desktop in intel graphics advance settings control panel scaling with a low resolution and then you get a tiny desktop on a large black screen. It obviously effects the default settings for windows that don´t have this useless setting. So how can you get the intel hd graphics driver without this scaling crap, so applications can run normal also in lower resolutions ?

I have registered to receive the windows 10 upgrade in July.  I have an HP pavilion 23 inch all in one with a touch screen, and Windows 8.1.  I got a message from Microsoft saying that the Intel graphics 4600 device is not fully compatible with Windows 10, and I shall experience problems with my display.........  This is disappointing.  How will this be solved?  Anybody else had this message?  Any ideas welcome.

I i have a big problem in my Laptop playing Battlefield 4 and i think the problem is the Intel Graphic, because my laptop have 2 mods, Dynamic Mode and Fixed Mode, the dymanic mode is the 2 graphics cards at the same time and fixed use only one, but after last update from de AMD Drivers the Fixed mode is missing and now when i use the Dynamic Mode i got this BUG in Battlefield 4.
Battlefield 4 FOG BUG - YouTube

I try this fix in the forums of BF4, but i dont see this option on my Settings on Intel Card (Intel Graphics 3000)

- FOG DISAPPEARING FIX - Foren - Battlelog / Battlefield 4

Please someone try to fix my problem, i going to put my settings were. Thank You

AMD Driver - 15.20-150514a1-180730E-ATI

Intel Driver - 9.17.10.4101

Manufacturer:Hewlett-Packard Pavilion dv6 6190SP

Processor:Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2630QM CPU @

2.00GHz (8 CPUs), Turbo Boost 2.9GHz

Memory:12 GB RAM @ 1333Mhz

SSD: OCZ-AGILITY3 (120GB)

HDD: TOSHIBA MK5061GS (500GB) with 2nd Hard Disk Drive Caddy

Video Card:Radeon (TM) HD 6770M 2GB + Intel ® HD Graphics 3000 

Sound Card:IDT High Definition Audio CODEC)

Operation System:Windows 8.1 Pro 64bits

Hello there,

I recently bought a laptop and notice that "Maintain Display Scaling" continuously messes up applications. Some examples:

-Any application with a resolution lower than native (1920x1080) results in the application being stretched to full screen at whatever resolution it was set at. At this point all sorts of issues crop up, from mouse positions being in the wrong location to display issues.

-Using Fullscreen on some applications with any resolution lower than native results in no resolution change. Instead you are given a window of the same size as the resolution you set the application at with the remaining space being taken up by a black border.

Both issues can be fixed by manually going to the application .exe properties and dickering with scaling options there. While this works it also means that it needs to be done for every single application.

These are highly disruptive issues and a constant annoyance. I'd like to turn "Maintain Display Scaling" off but there's not option to do so unless I change the laptop resolution to non-native, which completely defeats the purpose of this in the first place.

Does anyone know of a way to disable this, maybe in some sort of settings file somewhere?

Hello.

Recently, I've bought a new ASUS TP500L Laptop, which comes with Intel(R) HD Graphics Family. It is running Windows 8.1 64-bit.

I found that in all videogames including Team Fortress 2 and Need For Speed Undercover, as long as the in-game resolution is not set to 1366*768, there are black borders around the edge of the screen.

I've attempted to solve this problem by right clicking on desktop, to bring me to Intel(R) HD Graphics Control Panel. but under Scaling in Display Options, I do not have any other choice other than "Maintain Display Scaling", which cannot be un-checked, as shown in the screenshot below.

Is there anyway I can stretch my display to fullscreen when using non native resolutions?

Here is an attached DxDiag.txt from my laptop.

How to setup 3 Monitor with GeForce Graphic Card and Intel Onboard.

I manage to setup 2 monitors on the Video Card (GeForce). 1 in HDMI and 1 in D-Sub port.

But I can not install it on intel onboard D-Sub port.

The monitors that I have are :

1 Monitor with HDMI (LG)

1 Monitor with DVI (Viewsonic)

2 Monitor with D-Sub (LG n Samsung)

What I need to do with the BIOS Setting to enable the Intel onboard ?

I want to apply these setup on both of my PCs.

With increasing usage of new browser technologies this problem first occured with the new google maps and now is gaining importance for me:

Display corruption occurs on some web pages, such as google maps and some online games. Specifically the old google maps classics was not affected, but is no longer available.

The graphics appear smeared, shuttered, patterned across increasingly large areas. Text is rendered unreadable.

The windows frame areas (outside of content area) of IE11 and Firefox 38 are affected and contain bulky blocks.

The display in neighbouring tabs within Firefox are bugged. Overlayed windows such as Graphics Properties of Windows are affected.

Turning on Aero increases the problem.

No workaround is known.

Reproducable with maps.google.com by zooming in to street levels, waving the mouse around and over the icons at the bottom right within the maps. Zoom and rezoom. Once the problem occurs, it persists for that browser and windows that overlay that browser.

The problem recoccurs after reboot, occurs in browsers even without addons, and after clearing all caches.

Tested IE11 and Firefox 38 on Windows 7 Prof 64bit English SP1 with latest patches.

Attaching two screen shots from two separate occassions merged into one file. The glitches on the windows are not due to compression or copying - they actually occur on the windows areas outside of the content area.

The problem occured with old drivers, so I updated to driver version 8.15.10.2869, but there was no noticable change. I regulary run windows without aero (is turned off).

Any ideas on the cause or possible workarounds?

This update addresses several previously found issues. Please see the Release Notes and excerpt below for details. As always, feedback is appreciated.

The 15.36.14.4080 has been posted to Intel Download Center at the following direct links to the drivers:

32-bit:  http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=24594

64-bit:  http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=24596

This driver supports the following:

4th Generation Intel® Core™Processors with Intel HD graphics,
Intel Iris™graphics and Intel Iris Pro graphics.
Select Pentium®/ Celeron® Processors with Intel® HD graphics, and
Intel® Core™ M with Intel® HD Graphics 5xxx

New features with this release:

• Improved video playback through partial hardware acceleration support for the VP9 video format.  
• Additional Open CL extension support:

  • cl_intel_subgroups – this extension enables work items to share data without use of shared local memory

  • cl_intel_advanced_motion_estimation – provides access to Intel’s motion estimation hardware acceleration block that can be used by media processing applications including custom transcoders and image stabilization
• Support for OpenGL extension:
  • GL_EXT_polygon_offset_clamp
• GPU accelerated decode of HEVC video file format including both 8-bit and 10-bit support. This will provide improved video playback capabilities on the platforms listed in the following table. 

Key issues resolve with this release:

im running windows 10 10130 and using intel hd 4600 (10.18.15.4225) and nvidia 970m (352.84) and whenever i launch any game the top portion of the screen is dark and then there are blue lines and it shows the game running on the bottom half but its only taking up half that while the other half is mirrored, if i downgrade the drivers to 10.18.15.4204 everything runs fine so i know its gotta be the driver.

Hello,

I recently purchased a new ASUS desktop that uses Intel HD Graphics 4600 along with a 4K UHD television (links below).  When the computer is connected to the television using VGA everything looks great, but the resolution is capped at 1920x1080.  When I connect it to the television using HDMI (the television supports HDMI 2.0) it will run at the 3840 x 2160 resolution but the colors look very poor.  For example, the item that is highlighted on google's search dropdown looks identical to the items that are not highlighted.  I would guess that the graphics processor is just having problems running at the high resolution so it is reducing the colors used, but when I reduce the resolution down to 1920x1080 with the HDMI cable the problem remains.  I did hook my computer up to an older 1080p television using the VGA then the HDMI cables and the colors looked great.

So am I limited to fewer colors if I want to use my 4K UHD television at full resolution?

Thanks in advance!

ASUS Desktop PC M32AD-US009O Intel Core i5 4460 (3.2GHz) 8GB DDR3 1TB HDD Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit - Newegg.com

Sceptre U500CV-UMK 49" 4K Ultra HD 60Hz Class LED HDTV - Walmart.com

i have a question is there anyway on how to fix anisotropic filtering not working properly on intel  4000 this problem have been here for a long time apparently lot of people are having the same issue as me and Intel still hasn't fixed this problem with anisotropic filtering here's a screen shot of what i mean.

My laptop has Intel(R) HD 4000 graphics installed and in the recent Windows 10 reservation notification that was sent out to Windows 7 and 8 users the PC check states that this graphics processor will cease to perform correctly and I will experience problems with my display. My questions are:

1. What kind of problems can I expect to see?

2. Is the problem with the processor or with the drivers?

3. What are the possible solutions given the rest of the laptops' specs are: Toshiba Notebook, Intel(R) Core (TM) i7-3610QM CPU @ 2.3GHz, 8GB RAM, 64-bit operating system currently running WIN7 (SP1).

4. If upgrading my CPU, to get a better integrated GPU, is the only option can this even be done on a laptop?

The laptop is as bought. No hardware has been upgraded since buying it about 2 years ago. If possible, I'd prefer not to have to upgrade hardware or the laptop just because MS doesn't want to accommodate my processor.

I see with 4600 updates will be provided once the launch on the 29th of July occurs.. any news if this will also include the 4000?

EDIT: All optional WIN7 updates have been done and it still registers the imminent error with the 4000.