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I mean let's be clear, both you and they would rather sell new ones, but the fact is this Optiplex 980 with an inexpensive SSD runs fantastic.

By that logic, I'd venture to guess that 75% of the machines that Microsoft passes as Windows 10 compatible are not actually Windows 10 compatible and should be discarded and new ones purchased (I'm sure your stockholders would love that). Intel(R) VT-x with Extended Page Tables: YesĪnyway, by your thought process regarding compatibility, pointing out that Dell doesn't show the box as Win10 compatible only means that Dell has been too lazy (or greedy) to test it. Processor Name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 650 CPU 3.20GHzĮnhanced Intel SpeedStep(R) Technology: Yes Intel(R) Processor Identification Utility * Other names and brands are the property of their respective owners. Processor: Intel64 Family 6 Model 37 Stepping 5 Anyway, thoughts on how to fix this? I have to connect a monitor to the VGA port to see anything and it won't display dual connections either.ĭefault Language: English (United States) Given the plethora of posts regarding using digital ports on Intel HD graphics drivers, you'd think Intel would get it right eventually. This has to be an Intel driver problem since it works fine with the POST and BIOS. Tried to find a newer version on Intel's convoluted, horribly designed website, used the driver detection tool which said there was nothing newer, nada, nothing, zilch. I have a Dell U2417H connected to the Display Port and the computer sees it fine at boot, showing me the POST screen and allowing me to get into the BIOS, and the Windows logo shows just fine until the Intel driver loads and then output to the Display Port is stopped. I can only get the VGA port to work on Windows 10. Using a Dell OptiPlex 980 running Windows 10 圆4 and Intel HD driver version 8.