While googling for the drivers I came across a mention somewhere that Win 10 compatible drivers don't exist, but that may have been a dated comment. EXE file or Setup.EXE, whichever it contains to install the drivers. ZIP file will need to be unpacked before you can use it - use WinZip, WinRar, 7-Zip or whatever you have to unpack it - then just double click on the. EXE file will just run - double click on it in Windows Explorer (I believe it is now called 'File explorer') and it will run and install your drivers. Leave the system with only the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter drivers installed by default - which are not capable of acceleration meaning even simple. Make sure the Include Subfolders box is checked and the driver should install. Select the Browse my computer for driver software option, and browse to the driver folder that 7-Zip created. I would create a temporary folder and save both these files into it. Click on the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter listed there. There appear to be two files listed for download, I don't know which you need or if you need both, One is an. This link appears to be the link to the Intel drivers you need -īut read the information included on the page before you download them ! Looking at this, run down it to 'Display adapters' and expand the entry, it will tell you what device you have installed and it will probably have either a red 'x' or a yellow '!' against it. In the window that then appears select 'Device manager'.

Windows key + X, RIGHT click on 'Computer' and select 'Manage'. The simplest way to check is to open 'Device manager'. It sounds like you have the Intel 3000 graphics installed. Looking at the specs for this laptop, it was built with either the Nvidia graphics or the Intel ones, not both.

Microsoft basic display adapter driver