Intel does NOT provide ANY DCH driver for all its existing Core i3/i5/i7ĬPU/APUs. GitHub Login: Microsoft Alias: ellevin.
Content Source: windows/security/threat-protection/device-guard/memory-integrity.md.C’est obligatoire pour ➟ Liaison des problèmes GitHub. And it is still sold and advertized as Windows 10 compatible and certified by Microsoft Hardware Labs. And I don't think that a 4-core Intel Core i7 is a "minor" or antique processor. This is a severe regression of Windows if it can no longer use an essential device built on many PCs with Intel processors. Removing safe boot or using an external display board is also NOT an option for any server (that should still be able to have at least a basic display capability. The "solution" to boot in non-secure UEFI boot mode is NOT a solution (secure boot is required by lot of domains). Microsoft MUST work with Intel to make a compatible Windows driver, or at least be able to use the UEFI driver and its existing configuration (which is locked by UEFI). for the desktop and for an external TV via HDMI) can no longer use the second display. We can't use any display driver after boot, not even the basic VGA driver, we finally have no display at all, unless we connect another graphics board on a PCI express bus (possible only in desktop, but graphics adapters are the most costly part of a PC). Intel Graphics Driver (integrated in the Intel core i7 processor)Įven if this display driver is WHQL signed, and is configured by the BIOS with a UEFI driver and enabled and used during the early boot while loading Windows, the handover during boot is not working, and the display stop working. This setting, now enforced in Windows when using UEFI safe boot mode, is now blocking an essential driver required by boot:
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