Windows 10: NEED Windows 10 64-bit Driver for Intel HD 3000

I am new. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of this community. Forgive me if I need to cut to the chase.

I filled all of this out during registration but I will summarize it anyway for your convenience. I have a DELL Latitude E6320. It's a loaded business laptop and I love it. But it has a little problem - it's 2nd Gen - Intel HD 3000 Graphics. Windows 10 Pro x64 installed on it from Windows 7 Ultimate x64 without any issues - even auto-activated itself and installed all its drivers on its own. This was a few years back. Recently, it updated to the latest build - 18363.836.

Anyway, after scouring the Internet (Microsoft and Intel websites specifically), I realized that Intel stopped supporting 2nd Generation graphics and Windows 10 DOES NOT OFFICIALLY support HD 3000 also known as Sandy Bridge. Technically, it is running on a Microsoft Driver for HD 3000. It works fine. It can even double-display if I attach a second monitor or a projector. But this is not the problem.

The problem is that Windows 10 is DirectX 12, Intel HD 3000 officially supports up to DirectX 10.1. A game I want to play on it requires DirectX 11. Guess what? The game actually starts but doesn't work as expected (plenty of graphical artifacts and laggy music and sound) and crashes around 10-15 minutes while playing so, maybe, it really requires DirectX 11 to run smoothly. After some research, I found out that Intel HD 3000 is capable of running DirectX 11 but Intel just didn't want to (for some reason). I got this information from a developer who makes console game emulators on PC. Intel HD 3000 is even capable of OpenGL 3.3 among other things - and that is cool.

In eightforums, a website similar to this, a group of guys were able to create a modified/custom HD 3000 driver for Windows 8/8.1 that was designed for Windows 7. Intel took a while to release an official Windows 8 driver so the community made their own when Windows 8 was released. I came here in hopes that a similar group would have built something for Windows 10 - an Intel HD 3000 driver that runs on Windows 10 with all its features activated and DirectX 11 supported. If not here, maybe someone can point me to people who can.

For the curious, the game is Command & Conquer Remastered Collection - the one just released 2 days ago. And for the even more curious, the non-remastered version of Red Alert (and Command & Conquer Generals: Zero Hour) is installed on it and works just fine - just without the HD graphics.

Thank you for your time.

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update intel hd graphic 3000 driver

Hi Bryan

Sorry the Intel HD 3000 graphics is not supported on Windows 10, please see this thread on the Intel website:

https://forums.intel.com/s/question/0D50P000049...

You can try this Driver, which may or may not work for you:

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25176...

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Intel HD 3000 Graphic card for Windows 10

Hello Mohammad,

I realize the inconvenience you are experiencing with Windows 10. I will certainly help you.

Intel 3000 doesn't have driver for Windows 10. So I suggest you to download the Windows 8.1 driver from the Intel Website and then try to install the driver in compatibility mode.

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us...for-2nd-generation-intel-core-processors.html


Download the driver from the above link and install it in compatibility mode.
Now, to install in Compatibility Mode, follow these steps:

a. Locate the executable file (.exe file) for the driver installation program.

b. Right-click the file, and then click Properties.

c. In the Package Name Properties dialog box, click the Compatibility tab.

d. Click to select the Run this program in compatibility mode for check box, click Windows 8 with which it is compatible with in the Run this program in compatibility mode for list, and then click OK.

e. Double-click the executable file to start the installation program.

Kindly let us know if you need any further assistance with Windows. We are glad to assist you.

Thank you.

 

NEED Windows 10 64-bit Driver for Intel HD 3000

I am new. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of this community. Forgive me if I need to cut to the chase.

I filled all of this out during registration but I will summarize it anyway for your convenience. I have a DELL Latitude E6320. It's a loaded business laptop and I love it. But it has a little problem - it's 2nd Gen - Intel HD 3000 Graphics. Windows 10 Pro x64 installed on it from Windows 7 Ultimate x64 without any issues - even auto-activated itself and installed all its drivers on its own. This was a few years back. Recently, it updated to the latest build - 18363.836.

Anyway, after scouring the Internet (Microsoft and Intel websites specifically), I realized that Intel stopped supporting 2nd Generation graphics and Windows 10 DOES NOT OFFICIALLY support HD 3000 also known as Sandy Bridge. Technically, it is running on a Microsoft Driver for HD 3000. It works fine. It can even double-display if I attach a second monitor or a projector. But this is not the problem.

The problem is that Windows 10 is DirectX 12, Intel HD 3000 officially supports up to DirectX 10.1. A game I want to play on it requires DirectX 11. Guess what? The game actually starts but doesn't work as expected (plenty of graphical artifacts and laggy music and sound) and crashes around 10-15 minutes while playing so, maybe, it really requires DirectX 11 to run smoothly. After some research, I found out that Intel HD 3000 is capable of running DirectX 11 but Intel just didn't want to (for some reason). I got this information from a developer who makes console game emulators on PC. Intel HD 3000 is even capable of OpenGL 3.3 among other things - and that is cool.

In eightforums, a website similar to this, a group of guys were able to create a modified/custom HD 3000 driver for Windows 8/8.1 that was designed for Windows 7. Intel took a while to release an official Windows 8 driver so the community made their own when Windows 8 was released. I came here in hopes that a similar group would have built something for Windows 10 - an Intel HD 3000 driver that runs on Windows 10 with all its features activated and DirectX 11 supported. If not here, maybe someone can point me to people who can.

For the curious, the game is Command & Conquer Remastered Collection - the one just released 2 days ago. And for the even more curious, the non-remastered version of Red Alert (and Command & Conquer Generals: Zero Hour) is installed on it and works just fine - just without the HD graphics.

Thank you for your time.