Display Driver Failed To Start In Windows 10

Hi, Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community. As per the description, I understand that you are facing some issues using Windows 10. I would suggest you to download and install the latest drivers from the link provided below and if it states it is up to date then try to update drivers from manufacturer website. Run the System File Checker tool (SFC.exe) System File Checker is a utility in Windows that allows users to scan for corruptions in Windows system files and restore corrupted files. It will scan your system files and to repair missing or corrupted system files in Windows. To run the SFC scan, refer to the Microsoft article below. Hope this information helps.

You will see a image similar to the one below, click/tap on Driver. Display driver.PNG 18.92KB 0 downloads Click/tap on Uninstall Device to.

Please let us know if you need any other assistance with Windows in future. We will be happy to assist you. I worked with a Microsoft tech on this and she did everything you suggested here, including reinstalling my NVIDIA display driver. I wasn't disconnected from the internet for a couple of days, but then it happened again and has happened a couple times since - though not every day.

My Windows 7 Professional system is new, according to Microsoft all my software is the latest and my system updates are all current - as are all my Dell system updates. Apparently nobody has an answer for me for this problem. Also, as I mentioned in another thread here, I cannot log on to my ISP/home page using 'Edge', so I'm still using IE - which I prefer anyway but this is just another problem. I get an error message that says 'metadata not available'.

And finally, when I do (still) get disconnected from the internet my PC is knocked back to the first sign-on screen (Windows 7 has 2 of those) and the graphics have been enlarged by 50%, which requires me to restart my PC before I can do anything. Thanks for your help. I have fixed this issue with myself. Just go to your PC manufacturer's website and then find the appropriate driver i.e.

Intel HD Graphics 5500. Tenda W322u Driver Windows 10 more. Simply download it and install it.

Your problem will be fixed then. Why does it happens: The PC manufacturer modifies the driver according to their BIOS which makes the driver compatible for the BIOS to run it.

These modified drivers are called non-generic or manufacturer's driver. These drivers are different from the drivers that you may find on your hardware provider's website, e.g. Solution for the issue: So, I recommend you that never to download driver from the Hardware provider's website. Always go to your manufacturer's website and download he appropriate driver.

If this would help for you, then it was my pleasure to help you and if it doesn't then you can contact your manufacturer.