I am assuming this, as Intel had released their 4300 drivers slightly before the Surface Book was released. With this in mind, we can assume that MS has a release schedule for the Intel Drivers that is slightly delayed for testing and modification purposes. So you can kind of view these Beta drivers as an "Insider Preview", as the drivers will get updated to the MS official ones once MS releases them via Windows Update. The last time there was updated drivers from MS via Windows Update, the official Intel drivers were replaced with the ones that were provided via Windows Update.
The cool thing about installing these Beta/Official drivers from Intel is that they don't seem to effect the normal driver release schedule from MS. I've been doing these tests on Edge with HW acceleration on (from my experience, if you have the "Internet Options" of IE set to Software Acceleration instead of Hardware, Edge also adopts this setting). I have been going to sites I know that cause the drivers to crash/recover and I haven't been able to get it to crash using the beta drivers (at least not yet). I have been using the beta drivers for a bit and it seems to address the random driver failures.
This driver is up to 4326 (current ones from MS are at 4308). Well I'm back again and I have some news.Ī couple of days ago, Intel released some Beta drivers for Intel HD 520.
So I posted a while back with a potential graphics fix by force installing the Official Intel Drivers before Microsoft released various updates to address the graphics issues.
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