Hi. My laptop has switchable graphics, and when I checked out the HP support page, I installed it but it keeps causing BSOD, and I was told I need to update my graphics driver. The problem is the drivers I found are outdated, and I can't find the latest for my system.
Laptop: HP Pavilion g6 2307-tx
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000/AMD Radeon HD 7670M
You can use this to identify which driver(s) you need from Intel. Intel® Driver Update Utility
You can use this to identify which driver you need from AMD. Download Drivers
Heres HP's download center, you should be able to get everything you need from there. HP Drivers and Downloads for Printers, Scanners and More | HP® Support
Is it OK if I install each driver separately? Wouldn't the installation of single graphics driver kills the other one? e.g. Installing AMD will disable Intel graphics.
I'll repeat what I said in your other thread,
Why would you think it's impossible? It's from the manufacturer, that's the point of getting them there rather than the AMD or Intel site.
If you read the Intel description, it just enables the one packaged with the AMD driver and has an HDMI audio driver if supported.
That's why they bundle them together and why you should always use the laptop manufacturer for drivers, they know what works on them.
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