Windows 10: onboard graphic driver removed.

hi,i installed one gpu gt1030 and download nvidia graphic for it.it is okay and driver for gpu is on device manager.but my onboard driver UHD 770 - i5 13600k is not in device manager. even in hidden that is not there.Question: how can i install UHD 770 my onboard gpu in device manager?-----------------------------cpu: 13th Gen IntelR CoreTM i5-13600K 3.50 GHzos: win 11 pro - 22H2, OS BUILD: 22621.1778

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Revert event/update to onboard graphics drivers

Hi Clark, thanks for the reply!

Prior to posting this question, I was actually in chat with Microsoft tech support for a while, and gardenman's suggestion is what they had me try. There were 3 different AMD drivers and a Microsoft Basic Display Driver available in the "Let me pick from
a list of available drivers" window, and we tried all of them with no improvement. I will note, however, that we did not experience the usual screen flicker when swapping between the different AMD drivers (although it did happen when changing to or from the
Microsoft driver), which made me think that maybe the 3 AMD drivers were actually the same ones.

The tech support specialist that I spoke to suggested a System Restore as the next logical step moving forwards. I wasn't quite ready to take that step at the time, but would you agree that this is the next thing to try?

Jake

 

Can not install onboard graphics driver

On most motherboards, the onboard graphics and an external graphics card cannot both operate concurrently... Typically the BIOS/UEFI will disable the onboard graphics chipset when it sees another GPU, so it is not visible to the OS either, and you can't install drivers for something that isn't there (even though technically, it is physically there).

 

Revert event/update to onboard graphics drivers

Hi Jake,

This issue likely occurs due to driver incompatibility with Windows 10. Since you've mentioned that you already tried one of the workarounds to resolve the display issue, and the Roll Back Driver option is greyed out, we suggest that you
follow gardenman's reply on this thread. He provided steps on how to roll back
a driver to an earlier version if the Roll Back Driver option is not available.

If you've successfully installed the earlier version of the graphics card driver, we suggest that you click on this
link
to prevent your graphics driver from updating automatically.

Feel free to post back if you need further assistance.