We always recommend to install the graphics driver provided by the manufacturer of the board, since that driver was customized by them to work with your specific platform. Hi PenPusher, Thank you very much for providing that information and the SSU report.Īccording to the SSU document, the graphics driver version currently installed in your system is 30.0.101.1069, which is a driver provided by Intel®. Windows 11 reported these as unsigned drivers and would not work, previous Drivers (gna_02._2._0xd129a21f)Īsus technical support confirmed my problem and advised me to stick with old version for now. Only other problem I found, latest GNA drivers (Intel_GNA_Driver_V2._WIN10_WIN11_64-bit) from Asus and Intel sites. Please let me know if you require any more diagnostic/tests etc. Haven't run DDU yet to purge the Intel drivers and application, will only do that as last resort! I then plugged my monitor into the igpu display port and re run all uninstall/install routines again, no Command center only drivers. Only available Command center app was from M/S store, so installed this, still no joy. So looking for answers to my conundrum, I down loaded latest Beta version igfx_win_. So I proceeded with the only option, uninstall/reinstall, still no Command center app. Re run Intel command center installer igfx_win_, thinking this would overlay the previous install, but this only offered to uninstall the application and drivers! Adobe to find Quicksync turned off and Intel command center app was broken/missing from installed programs and start menu. I then proceeded to upgrade Windows 10 to 11 via update tool on Microsoft's web site.Īfter the upgrade I then checked all the software i.e. No Intel command center app was used from Microsoft store!Ĭhecked Adobe/OBS and VLC media player, all hardware acceleration worked fine. The Intel command center igfx_win_ (Drivers and App) was installed from Intel's download site, and installed in Windows 10. Internal iGPU was correctly identified by Command center. Then I tested/checked all the hardware for any problems in Windows 10, all worked ok including Intel command center and Quicksync. So I had a working fully updated Windows 10 pro installed on a M.2 drive from the old m/c, this was installed in the new m/c and allowed to update all the drivers. built on 15th November 2021, all other components were from old build. This is a self build upgrade to my previous machine.

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