Windows 10: Intel HD Graphics 520 screwing up the mouse curser

I have traced the problem to the systems Intel HD Graphics 520 display adapter. If I disable the adapter and use the Nvidia adapter alone the issue goes away. Problem with using just one display adapter is that I no longer have brightness setting. So I guess I need to find out how to fix the Intel HD graphic 520. I attempted a driver update using Intel's site with no luck. Driver roll back is not an option either as it's grayed out. Got an error saying it's under the control of microsoft. So went to microsoft and couldn't find the Intel driver there either. I did find some update downloads th

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Intel HD Graphics Driver

If your Intel Graphics card is one of the following :

Intel HD Graphics 4200, 4400, 4600 cards (4th Generation)

Intel Iris Pro Graphics 5200 cards (4th Generation)

Intel HD Graphics 5300 cards (Intel Core M Processors)

Intel Iris Graphics 6100 (5th Generation)

Intel Iris Pro Graphics 6200 (5th Generation)

Intel HD Graphics 5500, 6000 (5th Generation)

Intel HD Graphics 515, 520, 530 (6th Generation)

Intel Iris Graphics 540, 550 (6th Generation)

Intel Iris Pro Graphics 580 (6th Generation)

try this, it works for many people:


1.- Download from this site the beta zip file (win64_154012.zip), and not the exe file:

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/do...a-Graphics-Driver-for-Windows-7-8-1-10-15-40-

(for 32-bit download win32_154012.zip).

2.- Unzip the driver to C:\Windows\Temp folder.

3.- Right click on Start and choose Device Manager, Display adapters,
Intel(R) HD Graphics Family.

4.- Double click to open it (or right click and choose Properties).

5.- Click on the Driver tab and then on Update Driver.

6.- On the new tab click on Browse my computer for driver software.

7.- On the new tab click on Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer.

8.- On the new tab click on Have Disk.

9.- Click on Browse and then choose Windows\Temp\win64_154012\Graphics\igdlh64.inf
(igdlh32.inf for 32-bit) and click on Open and then
OK.

10..- On the new tab where Intel (R) HD Graphics Family is showing click on
Next and let the driver to install.

11.- The new Driver Version is 20.19.15.4326 and is digitally signed.

Be aware to follow step by step all the procedure and do not try to use the wizard to update the driver directly, in many cases it won’t work.

 

intel hd graphics 520 premiere

hello, i have problem with premeire pro

I get massage intel hd graphics 520

the driver fix it for 3 day onley.

I spoke with adobe company and they tod me to contact you for help.

thanks, noam moreno

 

Thinkpad Edge Series Laptop Keeps Freezing on Windows 10 - Intel HD Graphics 520

After a bit of trial and error plus poking around in the full dumps generated by the Scroll-lock key triggered technique (since there is no actual BSOD, you have to generate a BSOD to get the dumps), and after REMOVING the Lenovo supplied Intel graphics driver and forcing the Intel HD Graphics 520 OEM drivers onto the system, I am no longer able to reproduce the hang.

Instructions to remove Lenovo+Microsoft WQHL certified driver are provided in the .ZIP version of their drivers, you can download from the Intel website, quoting their readme, using the "Have Disk" path through Windows 10 driver selection hell:

Microsoft Windows* "Have Disk" Installation

1. Click "Start", right-click "Computer", and click "Properties".
   
2. Click "Device Manager" on the left.
   
3. In the "User Account Control" window, click "Yes".
   
   IF UPDATING DRIVER GO TO STEP 5
   
4. Double-click "Video Controller (VGA Compatible)" if present under
   "Other Devices". (Go to step 6).
   
5. Expand "Display adapters" and double-click the graphics controller.
   
6. In the "Driver" tab, click "Update Driver".
   
7. Click "Browse my computer for driver software".
   
8. Click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer".
   
9. Click "Have Disk..." and click "Browse".
   
10. Browse to the directory where you unzipped the file you
    downloaded, click the "Graphics" folder, and select the
    "igdlh.INF" file. Click "Open".
    
11. Click "OK" and click "Next". The operating system will install
    the driver.
    
12. Click "Close" and click "Yes" to reboot. The driver should now
    be loaded.
    

My current installed (non crashing) driver version is: 22.20.16.4771 dated 8/13/2017