Intel® UHD & Iris Graphics Driver 30.20.100.xxxx (WDDM 3.0)

9955 has the same issues as 9922 and 9894, at least for me, with the playing video in the browser (Edge Chromium) simply locks up the image, remains static yet the cursor still works. Also, the monitor shutting down and remaining black, which might or might not be from the Adaptive Sync and/or Smart VSync, as I turned them off and it did not happen again, but then I reverted to 9864 drivers and all is OK all of the sudden, for the time being, for both issues.
I will report back if I have anything new to report.

Windows 11 build 22000.282 Insider Preview (Beta Channel) DCH Drivers via Windows Update (Original .CAB archive)
DriverVer=09/29/2021,30.0.100.9976

mega.nz/file/yIo21aZR#TyzblpZH74E0vaUrdZ...3Ap1dcIcB2JJSw-H5PAI

Ataemonus wrote:

9955 has the same issues as 9922 and 9894, at least for me, with the playing video in the browser (Edge Chromium) simply locks up the image, remains static yet the cursor still works.
 

Try disabling MPOs if that helps for your issue with these reg files: nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5157

I found out long time ago, that Intel drivers are buggy with MPOs on (default), and it it worse under windows 11. Reported it here bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1258325

I also have the issue on older Intel gen GPU, HD5300, that Chrome/Edge randomly freezes for 30 seconds or so then unstucks. Intel GPU drivers are just a mess since years. Intel driver devs dont know what theyre doing. The 1 year old bug with DWM memory leak is still not fixed, there is hope they they FINALLY maybe found whats causing it.

Thank you, but for the time being I am using the 9864 drivers which so far have no issue.

Anyone got a download link for 30.0.101.1002 as MS certified cab file? I dont want to install some zip file.

www.station-drivers.com/index.php/en/dri...002-WHQL/lang,en-gb/

maffle wrote:

Anyone got a download link for 30.0.101.1002 as MS certified cab file? I dont want to install some zip file.

Nobody can install a driver as *.ZIP file and you can be sure, that the drivers of the linked *.ZIP package are digitally signed by Microsoft (WHQL stamped)..
After having unzipped the *.ZIP archive you can decide, whether you want to install just the "pure" drivers (manually from within the Device Manager) or the complete Drivers & Software Set (by running the Installer.exe, which is inside the package).