Windows 10: Display Issue

Just upgraded to Windows 10 a few hours ago.
When I play CrossFire (FPS Game) on Windows 8.1, I don't have any problem about the display.
Now in Windows 10, the game environment is almost all white.
I have a P8H61-M LE motherboard w/o a graphics card.
I think it has a built in graphics card (I don't know what the term is. or is it Integrated?)
I use DriverPack Solution 15.8 at that time to update the gfx driver cause the gfx driver @ Motherboards | ASUS Global
Windows 8.1 64bit will not work.
Now in Windows 10 x64, I have





before I have Intel® HD Graphics 2000 in my previous OS (not the image below)





How to Play CrossFire again without gfx problem like in Windows 8.1?

P.S. I try disabling / uninstalling MBDA but when I restarted the PC it's back again. Can't run the https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8...Desk_Download/
- Windows 10 64bit gfx driver either or the DriverPack Solution 15.8.

Please help. Thanks!

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Display issue

Thanks. That works. I will remember that move. Just another thing to add to the repair windows and insiders file

 

Your CPU indeed has Intel HD 2000 graphics.

ARK | Intel Core™ i5-2500 Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.70 GHz)

Intel hasn't produced Windows 10 drivers for that.

If you can't use the Windows 8.1 drivers, I don't know what to suggest in the driver line.

Cheap PCI-E X16 add-in graphics card?

 

Holy cow! I guess I'll just have to wait for Intel to have this driver.

What do you mean by

? Sorry, I'm not into hardware stuff *cry BTW thanks for the reply!

 

It's likely that Intel will never make a new driver for the HD 2000 graphics. They no longer support it.

Your motherboard has a PCI-E X16 slot. you could buy and install an inexpensive graphics card. As hardware stuff goes, it's not really difficult.

In the US, an inexpensive card would cost about $40. I'd put in a link to my favorite online retailer (Newgg), but hey don't do business in France. A car based on an nVidia 610, 720, or 730 chipset might do the trick.

 

Thanks! If i'll buy a gfx card, I'll say any PCI-E X16 gfx cards? Thanks for the info. I really appreciate it. *chuckle

hihihi

 

I'd go for nominal DirectX 12 compatibility. DX 12 exists only in Windows 10, so that would assure that Windows 10 drivers exist.

(You won't get full hardware support for DX12 in hardware from a low-end card. If you have been using onboard graphics, you couldn't care.)

 

Asus does not provide the driver for that board because it is older; it is likely that both ASUS and INTEL alike will not provide it in the future. Consider that Windows 10 is not a perfect fit for your system because of its age - whether that prompts you to downgrade to your old OS or keep Windows 10. I personally would downgrade, because the correct drivers are more important than being able to hear Cortana say your name... and all the other minimal features that are included with Win 10.
just my '2 cents'

 

Thanks! Suggestion taken. Downgrade OS and buy a decent gfx card.

//Thank you all for the support.