Your problem is that the newest version of the driver get installed from this location. When you install any new (not included in Windows) driver in Windows a copy of this driver is copied inside a dedicated folder in Windows. What can I do to stop my laptop from automatically reinstalling the later version of the driver and thus keep the older, working version installed? Listed here are the latest version, version 9., and another 10.X version. each time is by going to Device Manager > Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000 > Update Driver Software > Browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer. I thought that was the problem sorted, but after every time I install this driver, the later version 10.X is reinstalled automatically again, usually after I reboot or even sleep/unsleep. However, I discovered that an older version, 9., does work. This problem causes numerous issues with functionality, such as preventing external monitors from working. This problem occurs for all variations of version 15.X (10.X) of the Intel HD Graphics 4000 driver that I have tried, including the latest version, currently 15.33. Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. The device status reported in the driver properties window showed this message: When I upgraded again to Windows 8.1, my Intel HD Graphics 4000 driver stopped working. The laptop originally had Windows 7, but I upgraded to 8. I have an HP Pavilion g6-2197sa laptop running Windows 8.1.
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