Error When Installing On Board Graphics Drivers “This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software.”

[Snapy1]

Alright so I just want to use the onboard video with my 4770k so I can have a second display up for Twitch chat, I'm using VGA for now and my 780ti doesn't have a VGA input, and I don't have a DVI-D on hand otherwise I'd just use that with my 780ti, but anyways, no matter how I install the drivers for the onboard graphics is gives me this error

I've installed the drivers from AsRock, I've tried the Windows 10, 8, and 7 version even though I am currently running windows 10, I have tried installing the drivers via Intels Software, and I tried a direct download from Intels website and it still just gave me the same error, I looked in the BIOS seeing if something was disabled but everything checked out, so is it like impossible or something to run onboard graphics while you have a GPU installed?

[BrinkGG]

2 minutes ago, Snapy1 said:

Alright so I just want to use the onboard video with my 4770k so I can have a second display up for Twitch chat, I'm using VGA for now and my 780ti doesn't have a VGA input, and I don't have a DVI-D on hand otherwise I'd just use that with my 780ti, but anyways, no matter how I install the drivers for the onboard graphics is gives me this error

I've installed the drivers from AsRock, I've tried the Windows 10, 8, and 7 version even though I am currently running windows 10, I have tried installing the drivers via Intels Software, and I tried a direct download from Intels website and it still just gave me the same error, I looked in the BIOS seeing if something was disabled but everything checked out, so is it like impossible or something to run onboard graphics while you have a GPU installed?

Its not possible, but its really not recommended. Just get an adapter for your GPU and save yourself the trouble. 

[SpaceTurtle917]

If you have a gpu installed you can not use the onboard graphics. But if your motherboard supports pcie gen 3 then you can use the ports on your motherboard and it will be from your graphics card. 

[Snapy1]

Just now, DEcobra11 said:

In BIOS iGPU multimonitor must be enabled

I couldn't find anything in the BIOS similar to that, I'll check again though, the AsRock bios is a bit clunky and unorganized so that might be why

[Snapy1]

3 minutes ago, SpaceTurtle917 said:

If you have a gpu installed you can not use the onboard graphics. But if your motherboard supports pcie gen 3 then you can use the ports on your motherboard and it will be from your graphics card. 

Alright looks like I do

How would I enable that in the bios, like what would that be under?

[SpaceTurtle917]

1 minute ago, Snapy1 said:

Alright looks like I do

How would I enable that in the bios, like what would that be under?

 

I believe if you have a dedicated gpu plugged in and you plug your monitor into the motherboard ports it will automatically use the dedicated gpu for the display.

[Snapy1]

1 minute ago, SpaceTurtle917 said:

I believe if you have a dedicated gpu plugged in and you plug your monitor into the motherboard ports it will automatically use the dedicated gpu for the display.

Hmm, I have my main monitor plugged into my GPU and my secondary one into my motherboard but windows is only detecting the one plugged into my gpu,

 

Do they both have to be plugged into my motherboard for it to detect it?

[ShadowCaptain]

13 minutes ago, Snapy1 said:

SNIP

In bios you must enable the intel on board GPU or it wont work

[SpaceTurtle917]

1 minute ago, Snapy1 said:

Hmm, I have my main monitor plugged into my GPU and my secondary one into my motherboard but windows is only detecting the one plugged into my gpu,

 

Do they both have to be plugged into my motherboard for it to detect it?

 

This is out of my realm of knowledge. If all else fails just pick up a dvi-d to vga adapter for your 780ti and call it good.

[ShadowCaptain]

2 minutes ago, SpaceTurtle917 said:

This is out of my realm of knowledge. If all else fails just pick up a dvi-d to vga adapter for your 780ti and call it good.

It has to be DVI-I or it wont work, since not all DVI connections carry analogue 

[SpaceTurtle917]

1 minute ago, ShadowCaptain said:

It has to be DVI-I or it wont work, since not all DVI connections carry analogue 

Yes i get to 2 mixed up sometimes.

[ShadowCaptain]

Just now, SpaceTurtle917 said:

Yes i get to 2 mixed up sometimes.

D for digital :3

[Kirky2k15]

Try extracting the .exe files from Intels driver package and 7zip them to the desktop then right click on the basic graphics controller in device manager and locate driver and force it on that way.

[Snapy1]

11 minutes ago, ShadowCaptain said:

In bios you must enable the intel on board GPU or it wont work

Alright sweet dude, enabled it, rebooted, and the drivers installed no problems whats so ever, thanks a lot! And thanks a lot to everyone that helped!