How to Identify Your Intel® Graphics in Windows® 10 and Windows 11*

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Content Type Identify My Product

Article ID 000005510

Last Reviewed 09/27/2022

Use the instructions in the methods below to identify the Intel graphics product in your computer before installing a graphics driver in Windows 10. For older Windows versions, see the following:

If you need to identify your Intel graphics driver version, see What's My Intel® Graphics Driver Version?

Method 1: Manual identification

Open Device Manager by simultaneously pressing the Windows and X keys on your keyboard. Select Device Manager to open it.
Click Yes when prompted for permission from User Account Control.
Click Display adapters to expand it.
Note the Intel graphics entry listed.
Example 1:

Example 2:

Note

If an Intel Graphics adapter is not shown in the Device Manager, see Intel Graphics adapter doesn't appear in the Device Manage
If you see the adapter listed as Microsoft Basic Display Adapter or Standard VGA adapter, then Windows is working with pre-loaded generic and basic video drivers. Check with your computer manufacturer to determine the graphics controller your computer uses so the proper driver can be installed.
If you see the adapter listed only as Intel® HD Graphics or Intel® UHD Graphics without any numerical identifier, or if you cannot identify your adapter using either of the methods detailed here, follow these steps:
- Refer to How to Identify My Intel® Processor to identify your processor.
- Visit our Product Specification Page (ARK) and manually search for your processor to see a more detailed list of its specifications.

Method 2: Use the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant to automatically detect your graphics controller

Wrench icon Download the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant. For more information, see the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant FAQ.

Run the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant.
Under Devices and Drivers, expand the Intel Graphics entry.
Note the Intel Graphics entry presented.

intel Graphics controller

Note

If you see the adapter listed as Microsoft Basic Display Adapter or Standard VGA adapter, then Windows is working with pre-loaded generic and basic video drivers. Check with your computer manufacturer to determine the graphics controller your computer uses so the proper driver can be installed.
If you see the adapter listed only as Intel® HD Graphics or Intel® UHD Graphics without any numerical identifier, or if you cannot identify your adapter using either of the methods detailed here, follow these steps:
- Refer to How to Identify My Intel® Processor to identify your processor.
- Visit our Product Specification Page (ARK) and manually search for your processor to see a more detailed list of its specifications.