Intel hd 2000 driver for Windows 10 (Solved)

[rogerdv]

Recently I had to upgrade my office PC to Windows 10, and found myself dealing with the problem that it doesnt includes drivers for integrated Intel HD 2000 gpu. It is supposed to be on Windows Update, which is blocked on my network. Found this link and a friend downloaded it for me, but it didnt worked.
Can somebody point me to some mirror or place that hoists some driver I can use? I need it because I must run Unity3d and test some game projects, otherwise I would keep using the default useless driver.

 

[Iron Woode]

There is no win 10 support for hd2000.

https://communities.intel.com/thread/87005

I did find this but have no clue if it will work:

http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=9.17.10.4459

 

[Spjut]

I guess you've already tried installing the Windows 8.1 driver? If you can't install them the normal way, it might work if you do it via the device manager. I've seen users with Nvidia DX9 GPUs saying they were able to use the Win8 drivers on Win10, as well as AMD DX9 users saying the Vista driver worked by doing it via the device manager.

 

[rogerdv]

I guess you've already tried installing the Windows 8.1 driver? If you can't install them the normal way, it might work if you do it via the device manager. I've seen users with Nvidia DX9 GPUs saying they were able to use the Win8 drivers on Win10, as well as AMD DX9 users saying the Vista driver worked by doing it via the device manager.

Havent tried, because Intel blocks downloads for my country and wasnt sure it was compatible with Windows 10.

 

[PeterRoss]

Best bet in these scenarios is to try downloading drivers of a different OS, earlier or older one in hopes that the Legacy support kicks in and you won't have issues. A lot of Win8 and even some Win7 drivers work on Windows 10. All you can do is try.

 

[vailr]

Found this link and a friend downloaded it for me, but it didnt worked.

In case you weren't aware, the linked .cab file must first be "unpacked" using the free program 7zip, or similar.
Then manually update the driver from Device Manager, pointing to the unpacked .cab file contents.
Otherwise, there's also free driver update programs that should work.
"Iobit Driver Booster" is one example:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/iobit_driver_booster.html

 

[PeterRoss]

I would strongly advise against downloading software from third party vendors. Just go to official Iobit website and get the required software there. Just a fair warning, that driver booster doesn't actually do that much, it might be slightly convenient at times.

 

[rogerdv]

Well, the Windows 7-8 driver works! Thanks everybody for the advice.