As stated in the comment, that model is not officially supported by windows 10, but that does not mean it is not compatible. Theres is a trick available that can get the driver installed.
Get the 64-bit version or the 32-bit cab packed driver from windows update dig-site.
Extract the Drivers using WinRAR/7Z
Go to Device Manger
Go to Display Adapters and expand it.
Right Click on that and finally hit on Update Driver Software
Install Driver Software Manually
Browse for the driver software
Go to the location of previously extracted drivers folder
Click Next for successfully installation of Drivers.
Note: if you receive the error "The best driver software for your device is already installed" you will have to do some additional steps:
- Uninstall the drivers by right click --> uninstall
- After that Windows 10 will black Screen
- Do a forced power off by holding the power button until power-off
- Power back on and go to Device Manger
- From Device Manager find the Display Adapters and expand it.
- You will see Microsoft basic video drivers. Updated those according to the initial steps.
Your CPU does not have a GPU built in. To properly answer the question, additional information is required. – Daniel B – 2016-11-15T10:01:38.363
@DanielB - I should have known not to submit my comment without looking up the CPU in question first. – Ramhound – 2016-11-15T15:06:20.193