Can't update display driver on my Satellite Pro C660

Hi, I've got a Satellite Pro C660-2DN, and I'm trying to update my display driver through the Toshiba UK website as Intel refers me to Toshiba when I do their driver assessment thing.
I've downloaded the three latest display driver updates that I can find in the list that corresponds to the C660 but none of them will install - the temp files are extracted, but then nothing happens. Could anyone help me?
Thanks.

Hi
You can also use the driver from Intel page.
Download the Intel driver, then extract the package to a folder created on the desktop.
Then go to device manager, choose graphic card and click on update.
Now you should use the advanced installation procedure which would allow you to pick up the driver from the folder created on the desktop.
The Windows should pick up the new driver and the update should go on.

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