Any way to get Intel Graphics 3000 to run properly in Windows 10 version 1803?

Question

I have an older HP i7 2nd gen laptop with Intel integrated graphics and a Radeon 6700m card. I recently updated (via a fresh install) to Windows 10 version 1803, and I am not able to set the resolution to 1080 even though the graphics card is capable of it.

For a while now I haven't been using the Radeon card as I had issues with it, but the Intel card was working properly. Now though Windows update apparently installed the latest driver for the Intel 3000, but I am getting reduced resolutions. When I tried downloading an official Intel driver, my computer would randomly start with a black screen. Any ideas or hacks?

Answer 1

I solved my problem and just thought I would share my answer.

I uninstalled both the AMD driver and Intel driver using the DDU utility (Display Driver Uninstaller) which can be found easily online.

I then installed the Intel UniFL Graphics Driver . Note, that when I tried to install the AMD UniFL driver, I was greeted to black screens. So I started over and uninstalled both and just reinstalled the Intel driver.

1080 resolution is now working and computer seems stable.

Answer 2

According to Intel, the Intel HD Graphics 3000 is not supported under Windows 10.