Download the executable (.exe) underneath the Available Downloads section.Select the latest driver from the dropdown menu underneath Version.Find the latest Intel® Graphics Windows* DCH drivers from the Download Center,.To avoid potential installation incompatibilities, we recommend that you check first with your computer manufacturer and use the driver software provided by them. Computer manufacturers might have changed the features, incorporated customizations, or made other changes to the graphics driver software or software packaging. We supply generic versions of graphics drivers for general purposes. To reinstall the audio driver, follow these steps: Note Intel audio drivers are packaged with the graphics driver.
Click yes when asked for confirmation and restart Windows.Right-click Intel® Display Audio or Intel High Definition Audio and select Uninstall Device.Expand the Sound, video and game controllers section.Press Windows + X and select Device Manager.If the issue is observed with Intel(R) Display Audio or Intel High Definition Audio, proceed with the following steps. It would just reboot when I selected "Shutdown".If this issue is observed in the Device Manager with Realtek Audio under Sound, video, and game controllers, visit your computer manufacturer site to install the latest audio driver for your system. I left it installed and couldn't shut my NUC down. You can run the chipset drivers from there.įinally, uninstall the "Intel Driver Update Utility" after updating the drivers. Inside your "user name/Downloads" folder are the drivers that the tool installed. Mine showed the chipset drivers as "Fail" once again. Run the "Intel Driver Update Utility" again after Windows restarts. But once rebooted all the drivers are installed as per "Device Manager".
Also, for some unknown reason the tool installs the chipset drivers last and at the finish it shows the chipset drivers as "Fail". When all of the drivers are installed the tool will then suggest restarting of which you should do. Uncheck this and select "I will restart my computer later". At the finish of some of the driver install dialog it says to restart your computer to finish the install. When running the tool you get a dialog popup for each driver as you would if you were installing them individually. When you install Windows 10 it should have installed basic Ethernet drivers to allow access to the Internet via the LAN port on the back of the unit. Note: You have to be connected to the Internet to use the Driver Update Utility. I installed the "Intel Driver Update Utility", ran it and no more missing drivers. This time I didn't install the driver pack. Then once again I wiped the drive and reinstalled Windows 10. Also tried reinstalling the graphic and audio drivers which did nothing. Installed the NUC7i7BNH driver pack from the support site and had the same driver missing.
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