ROG GL552VW - Intel HD graphics 530 driver issue

[Mc234]

I have an ASUS ROG GL552VW.

The latest Intel HD Graphics 530 driver available for my laptop on the ASUS site is:

04/05/2016
20.19.15.4454

If I install a later version, I get screen flicker on my secondary monitor. However, I need the

23/08/2018
24.20.100.6286

driver installed as this is the earliest driver version that is stable with Adobe CC. I do video editing and need the larger secondary monitor to work effectively. But I am having to work with the screen blanking out intermittently every few minutes which is extremely frustrating.

I have been troubleshooting for months - different monitors, cables, connection ports etc - it is definitely the driver that causes this. Is there a way to get a more updated OEM driver for my graphics card?

At the moment I'm having to install the generic driver whilst I edit and then roll-back to the 2016 version when I play games etc.

[retryer]

You can try the following steps:

# prepare everything required to complete the procedure in offline mode
- Download latest Win10 DHC Intel driver // https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us...-3-50-ghz.html
- Download latest NVIDIA driver for your card model from the official site
- Download the latest version of DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) // search google
- Extract DDU contents to some accessible location ( C: or Desktop )

# go in offline mode
- Disable automatic re-connect to your home WiFi (for best results, turn-off the router itself to ensure no internet from this step until the end)

# uninstall old/current drivers
- (Re)Boot in Safe-Mode
- Run DDU as Admin
- Tick the setting to 'disable automatic windows drivers update'
- Uninstall NVIDIA driver (choose the option to do it without reboot)
- Uninstall Intel driver (choose the option to reboot after uninstall complete)
- Now the PC should boot normally, without drivers and without a way to automatically download (remember to turn-off the house-router, not the machine wifi-antena)

# perform clean install of the drivers in the given order
- Right-click on the Intel installer -> Run-as-Admin -> Reboot after install is complete
(again DO NOT GRANT INTERNET ACCESS UNTIL ALL STEPS ARE DONE)
- Right-click on the NVIDIA installer -> Run-as-Admin -> Express install (tick the option to make 'clean install') -> Reboot after install is complete

# all done, your problem should be now gone
You can turn-on the router and grant internet access to the PC.