Windows 10: Which Display Driver To Install First Intel 630 or Quadro M1200

Subject header I believe says it all. Just downloaded from Intel and NVIDIA websites what appear to be newer drivers then what I have installed. Perhaps this is a silly question but does it matter which driver I install first? TIA.





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2nd Monitor Will Not Wake Up From Sleep

I am using a brand new Lenovo P51 with 64-bit Windows 10 with a NVIDIA Quadro M1200 video card along with an external monitor (ASUS VS228H-P) connected through HDMI. When my computer goes to sleep, my second monitor turns off. When I wake up the laptop,
but 2nd monitor is no longer recognized by the machine and I am unable to use the display. I have tried a number of solutions already:

1) I have tried selecting "extend display" under F7

2) I have tried using the detect display button in System/Display Settings

3) I have updated my drivers for both display adapaters (intel graphics 630, and NVIDIA Quadro M1200)

4) I have turned the monitor on and off,

5) I have cycled through the input options on the monitor while it is on

6) I have plugged and unplugged the HDMI cable

The only solution to reconnect the monitor I have found is to reboot the computer which is impractical for me while I am using the machine (I am running programs over multiple days and rebooting is not impossible). It is also impractical to turn off sleep
mode on the machine - the whole point of having sleep mode is to save my screen and reduce power usage. I also use sleep mode for security - I want my laptop to lock so that someone can't just pick it up any time and use it. I also read somewhere that someone
was able to turn off and then turn on the display adapters to reconnect - but this is a ridiculous fix I won't repeat over and over again.

Outside of these solutions, has anyone found a way to make Windows 10 recognize an external display?

 

Need help with BSOD

Hello

I have 2 display drivers

-NVidia GeForce GTX 1050

-Intel HD Graphics 630

First, I reinstall the NVIdia and then the re-install Intel. I thought it was "OK".Then I play CSGO. Mid-game BSOD.

Should I try unsintall both at the same time and then re-installing it together?

(FYI: I need both display drivers or else i have no control on my monitor(Brightness and only 30Hz))

Thanks,

Mr.

 

The laptop is more likely than not to use the built-in Intel GPU (HD Graphics 630) for desktop stuff, and "ordinary computing." Thus, it is probably the one that you should install first. At least, that's how I see it.
HTH,
--Ed--

 

Windows updates installs them automatically in the correct order. Intel Integrated Graphics first and then the Nvidia drivers.

I'm not keen on updates as they are primarily for gamers and the latest games rather than stability.

 

>Windows updates installs them automatically in the correct order. Intel Integrated Graphics first and then the Nvidia drivers.

Thanks @EdTittel @Helmut for the responses. I don't use windows update for driver installs that's why I went directly to the websites to see if I had the latest drivers and then proceeded to download them. So the prevailing wisdom seems to indicate Intel followed by Nvidia. Will do tonight.