#Intel wireless driver windows 10 1803 drivers#

Since you own OEM Motherboard, the first thing to do will be updating the OEM customized drivers for your machine, found here: Please do it while you have no internet access. Once that you delete them and the basic display driver is exposed, please reboot the computer and check again device manager to make sure that you got rid of them. Will available RAM make a difference since it is shared memory?

I ended up installing the same driver version that was Installed on the 5520 and that worked (, 21.). Colors are much better and the bit depth is now 8-bit however, this version does not seem to support sound via DisplayPort which is required for the built-in monitor speakers to work. Update: I rolled back the driver version to 'Microsoft Basic Display Adapter,, 4.1' which did the trick. Windows advanced display settings reports 'Bit depth' as being '8-bit' and color gradients have a much smoother transition. This machine is seemingly reproducing correct color depth. I have connected a Dell Precision 5520, i7-7820HQ (Intel HD 630) to the same monitor, installed with Windows 10 1803, using a driver from 2017. I have verified that this actually seems to be the case according to Windows advanced display settings which reports 'Bit depth' as being '6-bit'. Pictures and web sites with gradient color transitions looks very choppy, as if the dolor depth is less than Windows 10's default 32-bit mode. Computer: Dell OptiPlex 7050 MFF, i7-7700 I am wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction regarding a weird issue that I got with my graphics settings.

Intel wireless driver windows 10 1803