how do I force graphics driver to download?

***Getting viruses or having lagging performance are other issues that have nothing to do with upgrading to another edition the PC doesn't support. I have shown you in this thread how to to a gold standard Clean Install which guarantees the best performance, and has been used by millions without anyone ever coming back that I've seen with further problems.***I know, but I didn't like Windows 10 at that time (but now I like Windows 10) , so I thought upgrading to Windows 11 will help me escape these viruses and even help me use the OS I've always wanted to try.

I said I've given you every possible way to find other drivers to try. But I still think you have the latest.

So I can try other Graphics Card Drivers? like Intel HD Graphics 4400? (can you please send me a link to the download page of Intel HD Graphics 4400?)

Also, does installing it from .zip then going to Device Manager and install it from the .inf file remove the Error for "No Drivers Found For The Current Device" ?

You are not annoying me. I am glad to see that you have the latest Display driver that Asus provides for your PC. I was under the impression until you finally confirmed this that it was the one which couldn't install. I'm not sure you can expect any better, although as I said I've given you every possible way to find other drivers to try. But I still think you have the latest.

Getting viruses or having lagging performance are other issues that have nothing to do with upgrading to another edition the PC doesn't support. I have shown you in this thread how to to a gold standard Clean Install which guarantees the best performance, and has been used by millions without anyone ever coming back that I've seen with further problems.

Until then you can Go over Windows using this checklist to make sure the install is set up correctly, optimized for best performance, and any needed repairs get done: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wiki...

Start with Step 4 to turn off Startup freeloaders which can conflict and cause issues, then Step 7 to check for infection the most thorough way, then step 10 to check for damaged System Files, and also Step 16 to test a new Local Admin account to replace yours which may be corrupted. Then if necessary continue with the other steps to go over your install most thoroughly.

How is performance right now? If there are any other issues I can help you wrap those up.

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May I ask why you updated to Windows 11 on such old hardware? Are you on Windows 10 now? I would stay there as that PC is way too old to run Windows 11.

Actually, I used to have Windows 10, but I got many viruses in it, I had no idea how the viruses got there, my Windows 10 was so laggy and I couldnt even reset it, or even recover! so I just downloaded windows 11 iso , edited a file that checks my system, and got it running, and Yes I'm on Windows 10 now.

--SORRY IF I'M ANNOYING YOU, SIR!

What is the make, model, Version and date of the Display driver presently installed in Device manager? If it's the one from the Asus Downloads page I've now linked for you twice, then that may be the last one available.

I don't think that Intel HD Video 3000 card has drivers past 2016, but I've still given you every possible way to find one in case there is.

May I ask why you updated to Windows 11 on such old hardware? Are you on Windows 10 now? I would stay there as that PC is way too old to run Windows 11.