Windows 10: Intel HD 4000 Driver Version Number not Going Up

Running Windows 10 and a latest version for my GPU (Intel HD 4000) is out I searched for it on Intel and found the driver download at this HTML Code: <a href="Download Intel® Graphics Driver for Windows* [15.33]">link</a>[/quote] . I downloaded the driver and restarted my laptop (HP 2000 2d29dx) and checked the version/date of the drive which stayed the same

Driver Date: 7/10/2015

Driver Version: 10.18.10.4252

The above are the outdated driver, there were also no errors during installation. What I tried besides installing by the exe is going into Device Manager and doing a "Have Disk..." installation by selecting the Graphics folder and then selecting igdlh64.inf to get it installed manually with the same result of the screen going black and then again showing the old driver details. I do wanted to note that after installing the new driver Windows 10 is automatically installing a "driver" but it does not say which.
Emanuel

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Windows updates keeps installed old driver after I manual Install new one

Just found this, what do you guys think?

Intel HD 4000 Driver Version Number not Going Up - Windows 10 Forums

 

KNOWN PROBLEM WITH INTEL HD 4000 DRIVER

Are you saying intel HD graphic adapter version
10.18.10.4276 is for Intel stick and not for your laptop?

It may be used for Intel stick but that driver is also Intel's recommended driver for many other intel processors that use HD 4000 graphics.

My ASUS K55-A came with Intel i7 processor & HD 4000 graphic adapter installed. The Intel graphic drivers that I download are from Intel driver website for HD 4000 graphics. The Intel driver version
10.18.10.3308 is actually two year old and it is also given as ASUS recommended driver for my ASUS laptop. If you are getting same DirectX performance on W10 with that driver that I get with a newer version then no reason to change.

 

Is it for a Laptop ? If so ? This is what I found





Code: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/pr...-3rd-Generation-Intel-Core-Processors[/quote]

 

Yep, it's a laptop and that's the exact same download that I have completed. I know because I'm using IDM (Internet Download Manger) and the download is already complete. The file is not corrupted at all but the version number stays the same. My screen also now seems to be flashing so I'm going to remove the GPU driver and reboot now to see what happens.

 

Having the same problem, also have laptop.
Driver Version: 10.18.10.4242

 

I saw the same thing. I think Intel is just packaging the same driver that was available at Windows 10's launch into an install package. .4252 is the newest driver, so you have the correct version of it.

 

So, sorry for the late reaction, but is this any true what you said. Cause this is still a problem, and nowhere there is to be found why or how?