Attempting to refresh the laptop graphics software.
Attempting to refresh the laptop graphics software.
You're on your mom's new laptop and need to install a graphics driver. She has Intel Iris Xe Graphics, and when you tried to update automatically from Intel's site, they suggested using the OEM driver instead. Only two OEM drivers were listed—both from HP and NVIDIA. You're unsure which one to choose. The Intel driver seems safe, but you didn't want to risk something breaking. Consider sticking with the Intel version unless you're certain it matches your system requirements. If unsure, double-check the compatibility or contact support for guidance.
Nvidia develops drivers specifically for their devices. I would choose Nvidia.
They provide software for HP devices. For an Iris graphic card, you may need NVIDIA drivers if you want full functionality.
If Nvidia drivers are the only choice but your laptop lacks that GPU, skip installing it. Manufacturers usually release updates slowly—sometimes months or years behind—so OEM versions often include built-in features. It’s wise to start with them. If you have no alternatives, consider a direct Intel solution instead.
To improve performance and compatibility, the graphics driver needs updating.