
How can I prevent this update from taking place? With forced Windows Updates, I'm afraid in ~7 days, this Intel graphic driver update will automatically install and this will repeat. What makes this difficult and why I chose to write I am unable to utilize even safe mode to revert to driver. Refresh, installed the driver direct from Intel and the same freeze occurs. I even paused Windows update after a complete It's not until that specific update is in the "installing" phase when the first freeze occurs. May-be I'm lucky enough to log in, but within ~10 seconds of seeing Desktop, Windows freezes again.Įverything works fine after a fresh install until I was able to catch windows update installing this new driver for me. I get to the log-in screen and simply pulling up the "Enter Pin" form, everything freezes. Performed many iterations of the installation because once the driver is installed, I can't even run in safe mode as it also freezes before I can do anything.

Picked up a new Samsung EVO Plus 970, fresh install of 1909. I thought may-be my off-brand, cheap NVMe might have been the issue. Running a Supermicro X11SSH-F motherboard.īefore realizing the driver update is the issue, did all of the standard tests.Ĥ) Attempted upgrade from 1903 to 1909 using USB tool - upgrade would not work Recently had a server with Intel HD Graphics P630 internal graphics become completely unusable - crashing with 60 seconds of using the computer.


How can I prevent this specific update from installing? I want it to stay as the motherboard supported driver version if I can. Intel HD Graphics update 26.20.100.7463 is causing a Windows 10 1903/1909 device to hang randomly within ~0-60 seconds of pulling up the "Enter Pin" screen and logging into Windows.ĭevice is Supermicro X11SSH-F motherboard with Intel HD Graphics P630 onboard.
