Windows 10: Windows 10 20H2 and 2004 Issues with Intel i3-8gen. WiFi issues, Graphic Card issues

Hello. Since new update appeared, called 20H2, I noticed that 2 major issues are not fixed since they appeared in version 2004. These issues did not appear in the version 1909. I've already written about it here. I'll quote these issues here:


After updating PC to the version 2004 Windows 10, there are issues which didn't appear in the version 1909 in Windows 10:

-Loop of installation Intel UHD 620 Graphic Card Driver version 26.20.100.7323 - "Current Driver on the PC might be better than the driver we're trying to install, we'll try to install the driver" - The driver that is already installed is the same as the one Windows Update tries to force install even multiple times a day.

-Advanced settings for WiFi like Public WiFi, Private WiFi, or Random WiFi Hardware Address for Public WiFi - causing disconnection of internet

The processor is Intel Core i3 8th generation - what is more, I got to know that some Intel Core i3 8th generation processors are having other Graphic Card Driver - 27.20.100.8280, and those are not having the loop of the installation the driver. Both processors are still having Intel UHD 620 Graphic Card.

-System still tries to update graphic card to the same 'version', and some settings for WiFi causes internet to disconnect. Additionally, there are some situations, when the Windows randomly disconnects from WiFi out of sudden.
-I just don't understand one thing, why some Intel i3-8gen. have problems with drivers different ending in symbol, and some don't also different ending in symbol.


The problem is that nothing works to fix these issues. I tried any possible option, the laptop is not old. The only solution is to come back to the version 1909, which is, to be honest, weird as for a new laptop. Updating to newer versions 2004 or 20H2 because then there are major issues, like even freezing of Settings.

I'd like to know if someone has similar issues. I don't know how to pass these issues for fixing, so if someone has encountered the same or similar issues, please let me know. Did anyone pass already information about these issues, or how to do that?

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Issues connected to Windows 10 version 2004 - Intel Graphic Card

After updating PC to the version 2004 (Windows 10), there are issues which didn't appear in the version 1909 (in Windows 10):

-Loop of installation Intel UHD 620 Graphic Card Driver version 26.20.100.7323 - "Current Driver on the PC might be better than the driver we're trying to install, we'll try to install the driver" - The driver that is already installed is the same as the
one Windows Update tries to force install (even multiple times a day).

-Advanced settings for WiFi (like Public WiFi, Private WiFi, or Random WiFi Address for Public WiFi - causing disconnection of internet)

The processor is Intel Core i3 8th generation - what is more, I got to know that some Intel Core i3 8th generation processors are having other Graphic Card Driver - 27.20.100.8280, and those are not having the loop of the installation the driver. Both processors
are still having Intel UHD 620 Graphic Card.

It would be great if it would be fixed with Windows Update.

 

Windows 10, Version 2004- Intel Graphics GPU Issue

I received my first notification yesterday of the update for the latest Windows 10, Version 2004. I had nothing but major issues with the display on the desktop following the last restart after the successful download and initial install process. After restart,
had message that updates were being installed, and everything was being taken care of. Checking back later, only a black screen, and no cursor or keyboard functionality.

After an hour and one-half, there was still no progression into a 'normal' boot up, nor a normal desk top display, but the cursor pointer had appeared, and was functioning, but nothing to select, as the screen was black. The task bar was highlighted by
a grey tone, but only the Cortana cue, search window (still no Keyboard function), and task view symbol (history recall), were displayed. Manually shutting computer down with on/off selector and allowing the computer to then shutdown, allowed a new reboot
with some some of the desk top icons and limited functions available, but were found to hang up, not respond, and these would change with each restart. Managed to reboot back to Version 1909, and computer is working well.

Went and searched for known issues with Version 2004, and found that Intel Graphics (GPU), has a known problem with Windows 10, Version 2004. Read that there was a block on updating to Version 2004, with Intel Graphics GPU, But this didn't happen, which
may have led to the display and functionality issues, being that my Display Adapter is powered through Intel Graphics 530. A driver update search through the 'Device Manager' showed everything up to date, but using the 'Intel Driver Assist', it detected a
driver update for my HD Graphics 530 driver. Learned that the existing driver and software needed to be deleted to install updated driver 27.20.100.8280 after numerous attempts failed to update my driver by just overlaying the existing driver.

This was all successful, but I am reluctant to retry installing Version 2004, given the previous problems, and have found nothing affirming that the issue with Intel Graphics GPU has been resolved. Can anyone enlighten me if this issue has been resolved,
and by updating the Intel Graphics driver to latest update, I can successfully update to Windows 10, Version 2004 ?

Thanks for any assistance,

 

graphics card issue in Windows 10

Hi Harish,

Thank you for keeping us updated.

I would suggest you to follow the same steps above suggested by Jenith_James and select the previous operating system like
Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 7 and install it
and check if it helps.

Let's try the below steps and check if it helps to resolve the issue.

Method 1: I suggest you to update graphics drivers
following the below steps.

• Press Windows key + X and select Device Manager.
• Search for Display Adapters and expand it.
• Right click on the graphics driver and select
  Update driver software.

Method 2: Uninstall and Reinstall the
graphics card drivers and
update and check.

Refer: How
to install and update the drivers

Hope this information was helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist.