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1. #Dell latitude e6440 drivers windows 7 64 bit install
2. #Dell latitude e6440 drivers windows 7 64 bit update
3. #Dell latitude e6440 drivers windows 7 64 bit driver

#Dell latitude e6440 drivers windows 7 64 bit driver

Intel(R) Display Audio Driver : 8.20.00.950Ĭonsidering that Intel says that the latest driver for the HD 4600 Graphics is 15.36, it's surprising that Dell is offering 20.19. Interestingly the Dell driver package is says that it includes: LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012Īs both I and Jim Wynne have suggested, you really ought to speak with whoever it is who is responsible for your image server. Or try Intel's automatic detection tool: Intel's latest driver for the HD Graphics 4600 is 15. The Dell driver for your laptop (at the link in my earlier reply) is Version 20., A05 (that's a Dell version, not an Intel version) with a Release Date of updated. That doesn't sound like either the Dell or the Intel driver for your You describe it as "Intel(R) Graphics Driver: 10." with "Release Date: April 4, 2016". That said, it's not clear where you obtained the driver package you tried to install. Usually you would get an error message to that effect rather than the message "Both methods say that the drivers installed successfully upon completion, but nothing changes to the properties of the device." See It's possible that they've locked down your system in some way that's preventing the driver from being installed, although If your laptops were setup using an imaging server, it's highly likely that you have an IT department. If Device Manager shows "generic Video Controller (VGA Compatible)," that's compatible with no video driver having been installed. I have also tried uninstalling the device in safe mode. It still says that no drivers are installed for this device. Both methods say that the drivers installed successfully upon completion, but nothing changes to the properties of the device.

I have also downloaded the packageīelow and tried installing manually from the desktop.

#Dell latitude e6440 drivers windows 7 64 bit update

I have tried doing an automatic driver update from the properties page of the device. The hardware IDs indicate that it is an Intel HD Graphics 4600. The Display adapter listed is a generic Video Controller (VGA Compatible). Monitor either directly or via a docking station. The display works, but I am unable to connect a second The enterprise version is installed though a imaging server that I do not maintain, so I cannot say for sure what drivers are installed. LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012

#Dell latitude e6440 drivers windows 7 64 bit install

What happens when you attempt to install the appropriate video driver from Dell? Please report the complete text of any error messages. When you say that you can't "update" the video driver, do you mean that you already have a working video driver and want to update it or that you don't have any working video driver? When you installed the new edition of Windows, you would have had to install all of the drivers, not just the driver for the video adapter. What edition of Windows was pre-installed when you purchased the computers? Although Dell may take the position that by having installed a new version of Windows you've voided the warranty and therefore Dell has no obligation to help you, in fact there should be no difference with respect to installing a video driver between WindowsĮnterprise 圆4 and any other 64-bit version of Windows 7.