Graphics corruption after sleep

The version i am using is the same as the newest listed on the Intel driver download.

Should there be a difference in these drivers? Do apple make "custom" versions of WHQL drivers? 🙂

The only thing i could try is ofc to install a older driver version if you think that could help?

Well, it seems as the 4240 driver (previous) driver is somewhat better with the bugging coming out of sleep... However, even tho i have disabled automatic driver updates, uninstalled the 4256 driver, ran some "tweak util" from M$ to try to uncheck the updated and whatnot, i cant prevent the driver from automatically installing again.

Any hints?

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Why?

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So the "Remove files" option when you choose to uninstall a driver is not working as intended you mean? Is that a windows 10 specific issue then?

I uninstall the driver using the "Remove files" option, and then install the 4240 drivers from the BootCamp folder, and it works until either i check for "windows updates" manually, or windows does it by itself. On my desktop computer i have a AMD gfx card, and use the "Display Driver Uninstaller" (DDU) program from safe mode to uninstall drivers when i switch... but that is because the regular "remove files" option in windows does not remove everything. Afaik the intel drivers does not have any more "magic" uninstaller than any other driver, so doing it from safe mode or not is not that important cos any remnant files or registry settings require manual tweaking anyway. It seems to me that windows 10 is more prone to "forcing" you to update.. Its the same with regular updates aswell, you can't just ignore the updates without ticking an extra option... and even then you cant do it forever.

Anyway.. it seems as the problem is also there if just the display goes to sleep. If i set the screen to sleep after eg. 5 minutes, waking it up causes this glitching. It takes a minute or two and it works again... Perhaps some sort of memory bug? Guess the Intel HD 5000 uses shared memory, and it takes time to fill the memory after sleep again perhaps? The problem is not as big with 4240 driver as it is with the 4256 version.. DirectX hardware supported version of 4240 is 11, while the 4256 driver stating 11.1.

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Anyone running Windows 10 on their Macbook Air mid 2013?

To clarify the problem: When the computer goes to sleep with closing the lid, and later opening it so it resumes (normal sleep, not hibernate). I have some graphics corruption, especially using Firefox browser. However, if i wait a couple of minutes after resuming from sleep things go back to normal.

I seem to have another problem aswell, but its not related to sleep. Its the OSD volume control (if i use the keyboard to control the volume), as it seems to "stick" on-screen. Rebooting removes it, but somewhat tiresome.

Perhaps not too many bother running Windows 10 on their mac's 🙂

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