
From the Device Manager applet, if there is a Microsoft-supplied ( NOT Intel-supplied) graphics driver assigned to the Intel HD Graphics device, go to Step 9.


If you want to proceed, here is the process you need to follow: There are ways to get around this, but understand that, if this is a laptop, doing so could stop certain features (brightness control, switching between graphics solutions, etc.) from working properly.

If you have a laptop, this is typically the case. Are you saying you are having a problem with iDSA?Īs for the error message you might get from a graphics driver installation package, if the manufacturer has installed a driver customized in any way, this will prevent the generic drivers from the Intel site from being installed. I am not sure what iDSA has to do with a graphics driver.
