Because this is a Windows DCH driver, I am also unable to roll back the update Disabling the driver prevents this issue but that unsurprisingly causes more problems than it fixes. This has happened everyday since the update. For some programs that I am using on my laptop monitor at the moment the issue happens, they don't reappear on screen, but they stay open (The program and the cursor are invisible and the monitor displays whatever is behind it, whether that's the desktop or another program, but the hidden program responds to input from mouse or keyboard) My laptop screen and 2nd monitor go black, any audio I'm listening to sometimes holds a single tone and starts to buzz for the duration of the black screen, and then my screens reappear again. This appears to occur once or twice a day at random. Since then, that update to the latest version has caused a new issue that causes my monitors to go black for a few seconds. Unless there is some background process that automatically updates drivers, this was the first time in over a year it had been updated. You made a mistake, pure and simple.Īnd, this is not simply an Intel decision.Earlier this month I updated my Intel UHD Graphics 630 display adaptor on my laptop after it was suggested as a solution to solve an issue I was having. Learn to research and ask questions first, and stop with the attitude. So, look in the first link with that information and you will see there is NO DRIVER for Windows 7. You have a coffee lake processor with UHD 630 graphics. Now, to help you with your lack of research, look at this: If you do not believe me, that is your choice. And, your attitude will not get you a better answer. I merely provided you with the correct answer.
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