Windows 10: Ironlake Platform

Hello guys. Recently from upgrading to Windows 10 and trying some builds I'm been having a hard time finding drivers for my laptop especially the Graphics Card. I've tried downgrading the version etc and i have a switchable graphics so my graphics sucks. So I've tried many graphics card version, nvidia, amd, intel hd, but actually found gma 4500mhd , gm45 chipset from dell but unlucky it can't even execute. So now just try finding a compatible intel HD version. and when I check my intel logs that Ironlake Platform came in error and so of course unrecognized OS name which is obvious.

Just curious about Ironlake Platform, really have no idea what's its root etc. Just a noob here..

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After updating windows os build 14393.222 my external hdd it is not recognized in the disk management it is showing UNLOCATED

Hello

I ve tried all these methods again I see unallocated ....

The last method was to find chipset driver but it is hard me to find newer driver , mu chipset is: North Bridge: Intel Ironlake-M IMC

Motherboard: Motherboard Name Dell Inspiron 1564

What next I can do?

Thank you for helping me

I.S

 

QT platform is not cross-platform, it will be failed soon in the future !!

Regardless of your intentions its a fact that the N96 will never get QT, end of story.

To release QT for that obsolete 2008 model would be a waste of time, talent and resources.

Nothing you say or do can change this, nokia will not be releasing QT for N96. If you are so desperate for it you should try contacting developers and see if one of them is willing to do it as an open source project.

 

ChinitaRed, the first thing you are going to have to do is get rid of all of the drivers you have tried. According to your system specs, you are using Intel Graphics. Installing Nvidia and AMD drivers is a no no. They do not get along on the same system. Uninstall them. I would try using CCleaner to do it. CCleaner - PC Optimization and Cleaning - Free Download. Uninstall Nvidia Graphics, AMD graphics and Intel Graphics, then reboot. Windows should install the driver you need then.