Intel Driver Updating Issue - Help? :)

[SenorKiwi]

Hi there,

 

As seen in the screenshot I'm trying to update my drivers since Adobe Premiere is asking me to. I go to Adobe's link, download the driver I need to and try to install it. Then I get the error about the minimum system requirements.

Due to this, I go to Intel. But when I do (using Intel's Driver & Support Assistant) it says that I am fully up to date (also shown in the screenshot)

How can I get a more updated driver so that Premiere will like my Intel CPU?

Thanks,

Oli

[Haro]

1 hour ago, SenorKiwi said:

Hi there,

 

As seen in the screenshot I'm trying to update my drivers since Adobe Premiere is asking me to. I go to Adobe's link, download the driver I need to and try to install it. Then I get the error about the minimum system requirements.

Due to this, I go to Intel. But when I do (using Intel's Driver & Support Assistant) it says that I am fully up to date (also shown in the screenshot)

How can I get a more updated driver so that Premiere will like my Intel CPU?

Thanks,

Oli

Can you tell us the specs of your machine

Is it discrete GPU or integrated GPU 

Did you try ddu ?

[SenorKiwi]

On 5/16/2020 at 10:34 PM, TofuHaroto said:

Can you tell us the specs of your machine

Is it discrete GPU or integrated GPU 

Did you try ddu ?

Tried DDU but potentially didn't do it right, I guess.

Intel GPU is integrated but my Nvidia GPU is added to the PC recently.

 

Good question I forgot to add this context - it started this error when I installed my 1070.

[Haro]

2 minutes ago, SenorKiwi said:

Tried DDU but potentially didn't do it right, I guess.

Intel GPU is integrated but my Nvidia GPU is added to the PC recently.

 

Good question I forgot to add this context - it started this error when I installed my 1070.

First of all 

Disable automatic driver installer on windows 

Then go to nvidea's site download the latest drivers for the 1070

If the issue still occures 

Now that you have disabled Automatic driver installer 

Windows will stop trying to over write over your newly installed drivers 

And install the Intel drivers 

And if you want to be safe ( this is not 100% necessary ) but you can make sure no drivers are being over written and there is only one driver from each the GPU and i-gpu using ddu and clean uninstall all the previous drivers 

[SenorKiwi]

15 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

First of all 

Disable automatic driver installer on windows 

Then go to nvidea's site download the latest drivers for the 1070

If the issue still occures 

Now that you have disabled Automatic driver installer 

Windows will stop trying to over write over your newly installed drivers 

And install the Intel drivers 

And if you want to be safe ( this is not 100% necessary ) but you can make sure no drivers are being over written and there is only one driver from each the GPU and i-gpu using ddu and clean uninstall all the previous drivers 

Thanks, one question - can I update my 1070 drivers using the geforce experience? or is it different when doing so via a download?

[Haro]

14 minutes ago, SenorKiwi said:

Thanks, one question - can I update my 1070 drivers using the geforce experience? or is it different when doing so via a download?

You can

But if you are comfortable installing it via the website that may be better