Intel graphics drivers for MS Windows

What are Windows DCH Drivers?

FAQ about Intel graphics drivers

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What are Windows DCH Drivers?

    Windows DCH Drivers are driver packages that will install and run on Universal Windows Platform (UWP) based editions of Windows 10. Intel offers DCH drivers for Intel Graphics since November, 28th 2018, when the first version of Windows DCH Drivers was released.

    Universal Windows drivers enable developers to create a single driver package that runs across multiple device types, from embedded systems to tablets to desktop PCs.

    A Universal Windows driver package contains an INF file and binaries that install and run on Universal Windows Platform (UWP) - based editions of Windows 10. They also install and run on other editions of Windows 10 that share a common set of interfaces.

    The driver binary can use KMDF, UMDF 2, or the Windows Driver Model (WDM).
    A universal driver consists of the following parts:
    - A base driver,
    - Optional component packages,
    - An optional hardware support app.


    Note: DCH drivers cannot be installed over a standard system, and Standard drivers cannot be installed over a DCH system.




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Latest Windows 11 64bit drivers

Version Date DNL
32.0.101.5972 2024-08-22 1046×
32.0.101.5971 2024-08-17 87×
32.0.101.5768 2024-07-29 20×
32.0.101.5762 2024-07-04 29×
31.0.101.5594 2024-06-29 42×

Latest Intel PDF datasheets

PDF Datasheet Date DNL
30.0.101.1191 2021-12-14
30.0.101.1069 2021-11-11
30.0.100.9928 2021-11-04
30.0.100.9955 2021-10-14
30.0.100.9894 2021-09-14

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