The Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D refers to a device driver associated with Intel's PEG (PCI Express Graphics) interface, typically for systems that include an integrated or discrete Intel graphics solution. The "464D" is likely an identifier associated with a specific driver version or device, often referring to Intel's older GPU or chipset interfaces. It is not a specific, widely-recognized name for a modern Intel GPU, so it may be linked to older Intel graphics hardware or chipsets that require specific drivers to operate properly in Windows.

What is Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D?

The Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D device is generally linked to Intel integrated graphics or a discrete graphics solution using Intel's PCI Express (PCIe) interface. It is often associated with the drivers for older Intel graphics chipsets, like those found in certain Intel Core or Intel Atom processors from the earlier 2010s.

• PEG (PCI Express Graphics): This refers to a standard for graphics cards connected through the PCI Express slot. In the case of integrated Intel graphics, the driver supports the connection to the PCIe interface for graphics rendering.
• 464D: This part of the name is a device identifier that could correspond to a specific Intel chipset, platform, or graphics solution.

It is possible that this identifier is related to older Intel graphics hardware that isn't part of Intel's more recent integrated GPU series (such as Iris, Iris Xe, or HD Graphics). As a result, the driver you're looking for would be from an older set of Intel graphics drivers.

How to Install the Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D Driver on Windows

To install the driver for Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D

1. Identify the Hardware

The first step is to confirm what hardware is using the Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D device driver. You can do this through Device Manager.

1. Right-click the Start button and select Device Manager.
2. Expand the Display Adapters section and look for a device with a name like Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D.
   • If the device appears under Display Adapters, it's likely an Intel integrated GPU or chipset that requires a driver update.

2. Download the Driver

Intel drivers for integrated and discrete graphics solutions are available on their official website. Follow these steps:

1. Visit the Intel Download Center:

   • Go to the Intel Download Center.
   • In the search bar, enter Intel Graphics Driver or Intel Chipset Driver (depending on the hardware).

2. Search for the Right Driver:

   • You will need to identify your exact Intel chipset or graphics model. For example, if you know you have an older Intel GPU (e.g., Intel HD Graphics 4000 or earlier), search for that.
   • Intel Driver & Support Assistant tool, which scans your system and suggests the correct drivers.

3. Download the Driver:

   • After identifying the correct driver version, download the latest available version for your operating system (Windows 10, 8, or 7).

3. Install the Driver

1. Run the Setup File:

   • After downloading the driver, locate the file (it will typically be an .exe file).
   • Double-click the file to start the installation process.

2. Follow the Installation Instructions:

   • The installation wizard will guide you through the process. Most users can use the default settings and click Next to proceed.
   • You can choose between Express Installation (recommended) or Custom Installation if you want to specify the components to install.
   • If you're updating or replacing an old driver, you may be asked to restart your computer during the process.

3. Reboot the System:

   • Once the installation is complete, restart your computer to ensure the changes take effect.

4. Verify the Installation

After the driver installation, you can verify that the Intel graphics driver has been correctly installed:

1. Check Device Manager:

   • Open Device Manager and go to Display Adapters.
   • The Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D should be listed under Display Adapters without any warning symbols.

2. Intel Graphics Control Panel (Optional):

   • If installed, you can open the Intel Graphics Control Panel or Intel Graphics Command Center to check your graphics settings and ensure that the driver is functioning properly.
   • You can right-click on the desktop and select Intel Graphics Settings or Graphics Options to access the control panel.

3. Test the Graphics:

   • Test the functionality of the graphics by playing a video or running a simple graphics application (like a game or a 3D rendering tool). If everything is working, the driver is installed correctly.

5. Update Drivers (If Necessary)

If you encounter any issues with the installation or if the device isn't functioning as expected, you may want to try the following:

1. Check for Windows Updates: Sometimes, Windows Update can provide updated graphics drivers. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and check for updates.

2. Support Assistant:

   • You can use the Intel Driver & Support Assistant tool, which will automatically scan your system and recommend the most appropriate drivers for your hardware.

3. Clean Installation:

   • If you are having issues with the driver installation, you can perform a clean installation of the driver. To do this, uninstall any existing Intel graphics drivers from Device Manager, and then reinstall the driver from the downloaded file.

4. Compatibility Mode:Compatibility Mode for an earlier version of Windows.

Summary

The Intel(R) PEG60 - 464D

1. Identify your hardware in Device Manager.
2. Download the correct driverDownload Center.
3. Install the driver and restart your system.
4. Verify the installation by checking Device Manager and testing graphics functionality.

If you run into issues, use Intel's Driver & Support Assistant for automated detection and driver updates.