Lenovo Screen Extreme Flicker - Intel HD Graphics

Hello,I bought a new laptop few days ago - Lenovo Yoga 500-14, but I have a big issue with it.Whenever I install the Intel HD Graphics drivers, the screen gets REALLY bad, flickers and vertical lines:http://i.imgur.com/Tt38xjR.jpg The nvidia driver works without any problem, but the moment I install the intel driver, I can't use the laptop, everything is like in the picture...So I just restore to the last point it actually worked well, and without drivers...(Running win 8.1, tried windows 7 - same issue) Please help!

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[Request] Intel HD Graphics driver 8.15.10.2361 release immediately

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I downloaded Intel HD Graphics 8.15.10.2361 on Intel's Web site and install this driver manually, so I sloved this problem.But Lenovo does not release Intel HD Graphics 8.15.10.2361.
I hope Lenovo Intel HD Graphics 8.15.10.2361 release immediately.
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This driver update is seriously overdue!
I have been watching for the official Lenovo
update for months, and nothing.
Latest video driver on Lenovo site for Z560 is almost one year old!
Bad driver support.

Lenovo G510, the Intel HD Graphics 4600 and Radeon 8750M, will not work!

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I have a Lenovo G510, 59401564, i7 with Intel HD Graphics 4600 and Radeon 8750M graphics card.
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I really need help, I think more users have the same problem.
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hi angefragt,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
Did you just got the unit or You got it some time around?
If you were able to use the comuter before you might need to push a system restore to a date when the crashes did not appear. Adn start a Windows Update.
According to this, It may be a conflict, Driver or OS issue,
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff557253(v=vs.85).aspx
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I have a user who is attempting to use Excel 2013's Power Map Add-in, however, he had this to say:
"I can regionally map counties without an issue, but the Zip Code mapping is
always giving me problems. It may be because there are so many zips in the
state."
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HT203254 Macbook pro 15. Intel HD Graphics 3000/ AMD Radeon HD 6490M. Screen seems 'solarized'/pixellated at startup. disappears after 30 minutes. Any idea of cause and cure?

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Type:          GPU
Bus:          PCIe
PCIe Lane Width:          x8
VRAM (Total):          256 MB
Vendor:          ATI (0x1002)
Device ID:          0x6760
Revision ID:          0x0000
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Vendor:          Intel (0x8086)
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Revision ID:          0x0009
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You said the magic words: Still under extended warranty. Take it in for evaluation and repair. That is not a normal situation. The display should not have to 'warm up'.
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I have my macbook pro 17" 2.5 Q.C. i7,750GB HDD 5400rpm, 4gb ram, amd radeon 1gb dedicated graphics with intel hd graphics 3000,antiglare screen when i turned on my laptop and see the specs is not showing the 1gb graph. only 512mb.

i have my macbook pro 17" 2.5 Quad. Core. i7,750GB HDD 5400rpm, 4gb ram, amd radeon 1gb dedicated graphics with intel hd graphics 3000,antiglare screen when i turned on my laptop and see the specs is not showing the 1gb graph. only 512mb is there anybody out there have the same problem please how can i know or is there any other way to be sure what's the real capacity of my graphics?take note this is brand new late 2011 model made to customize MD311 with anti glare screen...

I have the same machine, except it's running the blessed fast Snow Kitty,
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MacBookPro5,1 LED screen flicker on either graphics card on lowest brightne

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Lenovo g570 - problems after updating intel hd graphics

Hello!
I think i came across a small bug. Don't know for sure which software is to blame, but i think it's the Lenovo Energy Management's fault.
I bought a lenovo g570, with intel integrated graphics driver. Installed w7 64 sp1, drivers from DVD. After a while windows update popuped with intel hd graphics new driver. After installing it, the brightness indicator (the thing that pops up when u change the brightness from the keyboard) got stuck at level 2 even if the display brightness was changing.
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Lenovo B570e Intel HD Graphics - nVidia Display Driver

Hi Guys
Iv got a small problem, and I'm struggling to get my head around it! Im installing Windows 7 pro 64Bit from scratch. I normally do chipset drivers first, then i move on to the others and finnish of by doing a windows update.
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Hi Giles,
Thanks for posting in the Lenovo Community,
Can you please Pmed me with the machine model type to provide you with the correct drivers for the video for your machine and please share with us the windows version installed on the system.
And I’d like to advice you when installing the drivers for the video can you please install Intel and then please install the the Nvidia optimus.
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Lenovo X130e Windows 8.1 64-bit Intel HD graphics drivers

There is only a Windows 7 32-bit graphics drivers on the Lenovo support website. This has forced me to install the generic Intel HD graphics drivers which has an issue with brightness control when I upgraded to Windows 8.1 64-bit. Will Lenovo ever make a Windows 8.1 64 bit Intel HD graphics driver for Lenovo X130e?
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This one says 64bits: Intel HD Graphics Driver
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Support models ThinkPad Edge E120
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Windows 8 failure to load after restart - stuck on automatic repair or Lenovo screen

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T420s not getting Windows 7 Aero effect with newest 8.15.10.2769 Intel HD Graphics driver

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Intel HD Graphics

I had a system board upgrade as the BIOS had failed on my M92z all-in-one. Now that is solved, but I no longer have the Intel HD graphics device but just an AMD graphics device. How do I get the Intel graphics back? I don't see any entry in the BIOS to turn it on or off. The graphics now seem to be low resolution even though they seem to be running at maximum pixels. It's like when you install the operating system before you adjust the screen resolution. There seems to be no HD device in the list of devices.
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I went to the AMD website and installed the latest verified drivers for win
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It is up to the motherboard BIOS whether or not the machine supports "dual graphics mode". This is like in many laptops, which includes a discrete graphics upgrade (such as nVidia K1000M in Lenovo W530 machines) to go along with the built-in Intel internal graphics (like HD4000 that is automatically provided on Intel CPU's which is also present in Lenovo W530 machines).
If this dual available GPU's is the hardware configuration, then the BIOS will provide a Config -> Display option to describe how you want to operate. Typically this is either (1) internal Intel graphics only, (2) discrete nVidia/AMD graphics only, or (3) some type of "dual-graphics" mode using both available GPU's intelligently. In the case of Lenovo's W530 laptops this last dual-graphics intelligent mode is called "Optimus mode", which describes a BIOS-controlled behavior where the low-power low-heat internal Intel HD4000 graphics is used for all normal graphics situations, until/unless the need for graphics performance/horsepower increases beyond some threshold in which cases the BIOS automatically kicks in the more powerful K1000M to life. The idea here is to conserve battery power if you're running in portable mode and you don't need any super graphics capability, but to automatically activate the higher-performing available discrete graphics capability if/when needed. This is all controlled by the hardware/BIOS, sensing your graphics needs as you operate.
In Optimus mode, BOTH of the GPU's will appear in Device Manager. And there are TWO sets of graphics drivers installed, one for the Intel HD4000 graphics and a second for the nVidia K1000M chip. Both devices appear in Device Manager because the BIOS activated both of them. And then the BIOS Optimus technology controls which of the two GPU's is used at any moment, depending on graphics performance requirements at that moment.
For desktop machines, typically dual graphics mode is NOT present (unless, again, supported by a BIOS option similar to what I described above for the W530 laptop). Typically the BIOS auto-senses the presence or absence of an additional discrete graphics chip. If present, it automatically supersedes the use of any other available built-in Intel onboard CPU-based graphics capability. Essentially this is auto-sensing equivalent of the "discrete graphics only" choice in the W530 BIOS setup option. Without getting into the BIOS of your machine it's not known if an alternative equivalent to the "internal graphics only" choice is available as well, which would then disable the AMD graphics and revert to the internal Intel graphics.
Inevitably, if a discrete graphics chip/card is available on a desktop machine, you either installed it yourself to get better graphics performance or it came from the vendor to provide better graphics performance. Almost universally any discrete graphics option performance will be superior to Intel's internal HD graphics implementations, typically including additional dedicated graphics memory and faster GPU's. That's why people use discrete graphics, even if their CPU's came with Intel built-in graphics capability. Sure, Intel graphics will work and use lower power and generate less heat. but it also doesn't have dedicated graphics memory, and doesn't have the high-performance specs of the discrete graphics option.
Again, it's unlikely your desktop mobo supports "dual-graphics mode" as laptop boards typically do (at least the ones from Lenovo do support Optimus mode for their add-on NVidia chips). I'd forget about looking for the Intel HD graphics which is in all likelihood a lesser performing graphics option than the AMD graphics which is now shown in Device Manager for your machine. I'd work to get the correct driver installed (if it's not already installed) for your installed AMD chip, and configure it for proper high-resolution as you want (right-click on desktop and select "screen resolution").
Presumably Lenovo provides the correct AMD driver file on the support site certified for use on your particular machine. It is possible that the AMD site isn't providing the correct driver for your machine, although it might well work. I'd start first with the Lenovo-provided AMD driver for your machine from the Lenovo support site, as that is guaranteed to work and provide the expected performance and available resolutions for your screen.

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