Windows 10: Microsoft Basic Display Adapter preventing driver upgrade to Intel HD 530 and overriding...

After upgrading to Windows 10 version 2004, build 19041.508 and then attempting to upgrade your automatically installed MBDA driver back to integrated Intel HD 530 driver, I would get a BSOD and would have to revert back to MBDA in safe mode to prevent BSOD's from continuing. Tried to revert the driver manually and from Inte's Driver Assistant Tool, but both attempts resulted in BSOD.


Another problem with the MBDA is that it is somehow overriding my dedicated graphics card Nvidia GeForce 980m and not allowing it to properly run any games, they'd run at around 5 to 7 FPS and certain power features like not allowing the "sleep" option. I've set the global option to "high performance Nvidia processor" and individual programs in Nvidia control panel, but when I open Task Manager the Geforce 980 remains idle and the integrated card is not even displayed:


GPU 0 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M

Driver version: 27.21.14.5206

Driver date: 8/12/2020

DirectX version: 12 FL 12.1

Physical location: PCI bus 1, device 0, function 0

Utilization 0%

Dedicated GPU memory 0.0/4.0 GB

Shared GPU memory 0.0/15.9 GB

GPU Memory 0.0/19.9 GB


This is the impasse I'm currently at and after hours and hours of trying to figure this out on my own and with help from dozens of youtube videos and many, many BSOD episodes with two Windows re-installs and a recovery roll-back, I'm at wit's end. My next step is to just take the laptop to a repair shop, but I wanted to try here first. Below is the link to my dump and NFO file. Please let me know if you need more info. Thank you.



Dump file - https://1drv.ms/u/s!Amp7-j0XapzMhmyAqbgY_9pip5Ki?e=GZjlrL

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Display adapters - Intel HD graphics driver

I have deleted and removed the display adapter for a Dell XPS 13 9380 . I have downloaded the Intel HD graphics driver from Dell Website but now i cannot see this in the list on my device manager. i dont know know what to do now.

thanks.

 

Missing Microsoft Basic Display Adapter

The Microsoft Basic Display Adapter is a generic class driver that provides out of the box support when you install Windows 10. It is not intended for long term use but rather to get a working system in place. Ultimately, you should install the appropriate
display drivers, whether those are Intel HD Graphics, AMD or nVidia.

Learn how to update your drivers:

• How to: Install and Update drivers in Windows 10

 

After Windows 10 Creator Update, Intel HD Graphics 530 Drivers won't install

Dear Microsoft Support Community,

I've been having problems installing my Intel HD Graphics 530 Driver on my Windows 10 Creator Build 1709. Now I'm stuck with Microsoft Basic Display Adapter. Computer is sluggish as a result and my screen is at maximum brightness.
I'm using Dell Inspiron 7559 running, i7 6th Generation.

I've tried everything under the roof.

1. All Dell Drivers - Auto and Manual

2. Windows Update Installation

3. Intel Drivers - Auto and Manual

4. 3rd Party Driver Softwares

5. Safe Mode Driver Installation - Both Dell and Intel, Auto and Manual, All Versions

None of them seem to work. I've searched thoroughly online, apparently a lot of people are getting this problem since Windows Creator build 1709 if they are having Intel HD Graphics 520, 530, 630 and some other numbers.

Intel HD Audio Installs perfectly. Graphics doesn't. On manual, it will run like 15 minutes and show me "This operation returned because the timeout period expired" On Auto it will take a very long time to Install, but still
ending up with Microsoft Basic Display Adapter. Please help.

Sincerely,

Ray Mak