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1. #INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA SCALING OPTIONS .EXE#
2. #INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA SCALING OPTIONS DRIVERS#
3. #INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA SCALING OPTIONS DRIVER#

Flickering on the toolbar and corruption in the globe object observed when latest version of Google Earth application is launchedĦ. mpg via Microsoft Media Center Edition simultaneouslyĥ. Power plans modified on Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel, does not persist after rebootĤ. LVDS panel remains blank when resuming from "Hybrid Sleep" mode on CH7511 Embedded DisplayPort -to-LVDS configurationģ. When in dual DisplayPort (DP) display mode, DisplayPort hotplug does not function after it is hot-unplugged and hotplugged few timesĢ.

#INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA SCALING OPTIONS DRIVER#

Driver support for B-3 stepping of Intel Atom Processor D2xxx and N2xxx Series.ġ. Apparently I shouldn't be trusting Microsoft to keep up on them.Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3600 Series Driver Date : ġ. I'll have to start looking at the rest of the drivers. The current Intel Graphic driver that is installed on my Surface Pro 3 is dated. I had not connected any of these devices to my Surface, so I avoided installing them.

#INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA SCALING OPTIONS DRIVERS#

After running Windows Update through a few times, I was left with these drivers being suggested for install: I always did my research and went out to grab the appropriate drivers on my own.Īs a new Surface Pro 3 i7 user, I was going to take the wait and see approach to see how Microsoft handles this.

Furthermore, the computer OEMs will not keep up with hardware vendors' ~drives~ drivers as time goes on.

For all my desktop/laptops, I have never trusted Windows Update to give me the correct drivers.

If you want to create custom 3:2 screen resolutions, here's a guide for doing that: GuideĪs a purist, I love this. Your graphics driver should now be up to date and you should be able to use the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel when you right-click on the desktop. Note: Your screen may flicker on and off a few times during the installation process, this is normal.Īfter the driver has finished installing, reboot your Surface Select the "kit64ics.inf" file and click Open (file name may be different, but should end in ".inf")Ĭlick Next and the driver should begin installing. Right-click "Intel(R) HD Graphics Family"Ĭlick "Browse my computer for driver software"Ĭlick "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"įind the zip folder you extracted earlier (win64_15367, or something similar) Open Device Manager (can be found by right-clicking the start button or searching for it)

#INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA SCALING OPTIONS .EXE#

Graphics 5000"Ĭlick on the first driver link (make sure it says "64bit" at the end)Ĭlick on the second driver download link to download the zip version of the driver (exe version won't work) Graphics 4400", i7 model select "4th Generation. Graphics 4200", i5 model select "4th Generation. If you have an i3 model select "4th Generation. At the same time, this will also update your graphics driver to the latest one.įor "Select a product family", select "Graphics Drivers"įor "Select a product line", select "Laptop graphics drivers"įor "Select a product name", this will vary depending on your model. custom 3:2 resolutions), I've decided to create a guide to enabling it. Since Intel HD Graphics Control Panel is not installed on the Surface Pro 3 by default, and is required in order to create custom display resolutions (i.e.