So, I have finally some good news to report.Īfter my last post, and despite that, as you can see in the screenshot above, IGCC was telling me I had the most current version of the Intel HD drivers, I decided to corroborate this by firing up Intel Driver & Support Assistant. (optional?) Install Radeon Vega drivers from HP's download page. Install latest Intel DCH Drivers (link above).ĥ. Scan for hardware changes in the DM to install generic drivers for both cards.Ĥ. Open Device Manager, and uninstall AMD Radeon card, then Intel HD Graphics card and checking the Delete drivers option.ģ. Uninstall Intel Graphics Control Panel and drivers from Add/Remove Programs.Ģ. Reverting back to the latest Intel Graphics driver provided by HP fixes the issue, and restores OpenGL support to version 4.6 and allows aforementioned games to run properly with the Intel card.ġ. However, the version does match what Extensions Viewer 6 and IGCC both reported. However, OpenGL ES is for embedded/mobile systems, so not sure if that's the correct version. I checked the Readme.txt on the Intel download page above and I found the following mention: I checked Intel Graphics Command Center and OpenGL Extensions Viewer 6, and it reported that the supported OpenGL version in my system was 1.1.0, which is an extremely old version. I can run these games just fine in Performance mode (i.e., with the Radeon card). Make sure the latest graphics card drivers are installed. can't run because required OpenGL featured aren't available.

Immediately after the update, I started receiving an error on Steam when trying to launch games in Power Saving mode (i.e., with the Intel card) that use OpenGL, such as Broken Age and Grim Fandango Remastered: A few days ago, I updated Windows 10 to version 1903 (Build 18362.592), and my Intel HD Graphics drivers to the latest version ( 26.20.100.7584). I have an HP Spectre x360 Convertible 15-ch0xx with switchable graphics (AMD Radeon RX Vega M).

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