Multiple people claimed that updating these drivers was a solution, or working for them. Nearly every forum stated there was an issue regarding Intel HD Graphics 4000 drivers
I started seeing multiple forums in which people were claiming a couple of things. Many people, often gamers, were experiencing the same BSOD issue.
I started looking up other forums and it seemed I was not alone on this issue. Last week I began to become frantic about trying to solve this issue. But it is now (nearly) the start of February. I was hoping an update would eventually come along. The # of games changed, but eventually, I would get a BSOD that stated. But these messages didn't really go away. I never had gotten them before, and I assumed maybe League had a bad patch. Shortly after I updated it, upon playing games of League of Legends (and if I was using other software like google chrome or spotify whilst playing league), I began seeing messages regarding low memory. I'm not really good with computers, I was updating for the sake of updating it. I downloaded the windows 8.1 update in November of 2013.
#ERROR DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL WINDOWS 8.1 INSTALL#
One of the first things I did was install the well known game "League of Legends," and I was able to use it pretty smoothly. My ASUS KC46 laptop was purchased in November of 2012. Why is this happening and how can I stop it so that I can use the most recently updated driver? I didn't put any function, I was browsing the internet and all of a sudden I noticed the driver was updating/changing. My computer, without me putting any setting or function, essentially updated the graphics driver to the one I previously had, the one that is allegedly responsible for my BSODs. Something odd happened a couple of minutes ago. Many have claimed that this BSOD issue was solved by this update, and I was hoping for the same thing. As a matter of fact, the overall procedure I used is. In order to avoid the BSOD regarding "igdkmd64.sys" and what is displayed in the title, I attempted to update my Intel HD Graphics 4000 driver to the most recent update (10.).