The Intel® Graphics Command Center is not included with the graphics driver package to comply with Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform (UWP) requirements. Why was the Intel® Graphics Command Center removed from the graphics driver installer package? If you encounter an error during installation, contact Microsoft for support.

Click Install in the Microsoft Store application to begin installation.

A pop-up message may appear that asks, 'Open Microsoft Store?' Click Open Microsoft Store to launch the Microsoft Store application.If you are unable to access the Microsoft Store because you are using a business PC, contact your IT or network administrator. Step to Download Intel® Graphics Command Center The Intel® Graphics Command Center is not supported on Linux*.If you are unable to access the Microsoft Store on Windows® 10 Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC), refer to Intel® GCC on Windows® 10 LTSC.Intel® Graphics Driver version 25.20.100.6618 or newer.Refer to How to Find if Your System is Eligible for Windows 11*. See how to identify your Intel® processor and how to find the generation of an Intel® Core™ processor.6th Generation Intel® Core processor or newer.Minimum Requirements to Install Intel® Graphics Command Center Expand the display adapter list, then right-click on the Intel HD Graphics entry. Open the Device Manager by typing Device Manager into the Windows search bar, or by going to the Windows Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Device Manager. If the Intel® Graphics Command Center isn't automatically installed with the Intel Graphics driver, you can manually install it from the Microsoft Store* using the information below. In order to get Intel graphics on the right-click menu, you will need to do the following: 1.

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