Windows 10: Cannot get external monitor to work on windows 8.1 or windows 10 with out graphics driver...

Hello,


I use a external monitor that I connect to my laptop but have the following problem after setting windows 10 up could not get the external monitor to work with my laptop, but as soon as I installed the graphics driver the external monitor will work.


Is there a way to get external monitor to work on windows 10 without the graphics driver.


Also get the sane problem on windows 8.1.


Any help would be great


Thanks


Matthew

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