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(see screenshot below) 3 Do step 4 (add) or step 5 (remove) below for what you would like to do. 2 Click/tap on Apps & features on the left side, and click/tap on the Optional features link on the right side. 1 Open Settings, and click/tap on the Apps icon.
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I believe it's possible to extract the contents of the installer using Universal Extractor or something similar (maybe 7-zip?) and then using Device Manager to install the driver, but I've never actually tried it, as I don't have a need to with my current hardware.ĮDIT: D'oh! I didn't realize there's a zip driver provided, so no need for Universal Extractor. I tried installing Windows 10 before on my new Dell XPS 13, but had to remove it because it would only use a basic Microsoft graphics driver, that was awful. Add or Remove XPS Viewer in Optional Features. That being said, I have experienced this problem before on other people's machines with various HD Graphics processors. I wanted to learn Photoshop CS4 on my Dell Precision 670 Intel Xeon 2.8 Ghz × 2. We compare the price and specs for two of the best Windows 10 laptops that will be ready for Windows 11the new Dell XPS 13 vs Microsoft’s Surface Laptop 4 (with Intel or AMD Ryzen CPUs). I can install drivers for 15-year-old GPU's onto Windows 7 just fine (although OpenGL doesn't work and they're slow the latter is obvious) and run Windows 10 on a GMA 950. Same problem on Dell XPS 13 with windows 10 In the beginning it worked good, but now it’s a disaster when you just even want to open a file. It seems Intel's GPU driver installers have become a lot more picky about the installation environment than they were in the past. Files transferred to my new laptop which has Windows 10 and I get a black screen with some lines.