Windows 10 Update to 1607 for X64 deletes Custom Resolutions Fix

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The newest update deleted the Custom mailto:3840x2160@30Hz 3840x2160@30Hz and mailto:3840x2160@30Hz 3840x2160@50Hz previously created for an external UHD display.

An installation of the most current driver allowed recreation of the resolutions required. The Driver will not install automatically or manually.

Processor Model i5-4300U @ 1.9GHz

HD Graphics 4400.

To install the mentioned driver on a Windows 10 upgraded Surface Pro 3 and create 2 custom resolutions at mailto:3840x2160@50Hz 3840x2160@50Hz mailto:3840x2160@30Hz 3840x2160@30Hz the following procedure was followed.

1) Download the 64bit version of the Zip file.

2) Extract the Zip file.

3) Select Device Manager using the windows key-X and then expand the Display adapter.

4) Select properties of Intel Display adapter and uninstall driver. This will put Display in VGA mode.

5) In the Graphics directory of the extracted driver right click and install the igdh64.inf.

6) In Device Manager scan for new hardware. This will restore the standard MS driver.

7) Select Properties of Intel Adapter, select Driver tab, select Update Driver, select Browse My Computer, select Let me Pick, select the newest driver(20.19.15.4501 [2016-08-11])

😎 Driver software should install Intel HD Graphics Control Panel.

9) Right Click display and select Graphics Properties.

10) Select Display, select custom Resolutions, say Yes, Select your UHD display in Select Display.

11) Set width and height to 3840x2160, refresh 30Hz, Timing standard CVT-RB and then Click Add.

12) Set width and height to 3840x2160, refresh 50Hz, Timing standard CVT-RB and then Click Add.

13) Close the window and restart Windows 10.

14) After restart you should be able to select the higher resolution modes.

After setting up the resolutions required the stock MS driver can be re-installed by selecting it 20.19.15.4331 [2015-11-18] using the update driver procedure. The resolution appear to be maintained most the time during MS updates.

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Hello, Vescovo:

Thank you for your input, this will help a lot of user out there.

Regards,

Amy.