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Worst of all is that the so called 'optimus' is but an illusion in this current generation tech, as in all tasks but HEVC encoding (which is crappy at best of cases when done via hardware) NVidia chip beats intel even in power efficiency as it can finish the runs and thus save power by idling...

Lucky you! As a notebook user, I can't 'be done with DCH drivers' and since I spend weekdays in one place and weekends on another, I can't also ditch the note for a desktop.

So, for everyone still following this, I've managed to get some progress on installing this as painless as possible. It is not perfect, sadly, but there are times we need the UWP drivers for one or another reason so there is that. This was tested on Intel Graphics Control Panel (Classic), Intel...

I've never got any errors from the lack of ESD as well, but if I omit either of the five NTLite gives me an error and doesn't integrate the language.

Yes, you should create the folder. And no, the .Cat file isn't needed. The only files needed (Usually) are Basic, Handwriting, OCR, Speechrecognition and Texttospeech. A few also have ExtraFonts or somesuch, but none I used so far. Either way, no CAB or ESD files.

well, for instance, mine are for LTSC, 64 bits, which is 'build' 1809, and my NTLite is installed to default directory, so they ended up in C:\Program Files\NTLite\Updates\10.0.1809.x64.FOD folder. if it was the current windows it'd be 1909 instead of 1809 in there. Simple as that.

I wouldn't call it business, but the word I'd use it is not appropriate for sensible ears so lets go with that.

not talking about graphics, I was talking about Thunderbolt Control Panel, sorry if that wasn't clear. Adding PowerShell -NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -InputFormat None -ExecutionPolicy Bypass Add-AppxPackage E:\Apps\*NET*.appx PowerShell -NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -InputFormat...

Ok, good news is that the Realtek Audio Console and Killer Control Panel apps can be installed with a minimum of dependencies, fully offline once downloaded with this command line PowerShell -NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -InputFormat None -ExecutionPolicy Bypass Add-AppxPackage...

And then it makes the link a german one?! ...I'd ask about the logic in that, but eh, not like they work by logic anyways...

Then you're out of luck? you can try and download the 'app' offline, but chances are it'll force close. You'll need this package: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/guide-add-store-to-windows-10-enterprises-sku-ltsb-ltsc.70741/page-30#post-1468779 And the app. You can download it from...

if you installed DCH, next is the control pa- Intel Graphics Experience App

Damn. Not sure if this works but it is worth a try: https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=977fv&lwp=rt It is like the 'one graphics to rule it all' if a little older than 6951.

whats your Hardware ID, if you don't mind sharing. I think I have one for UHD630 in my HDD, but not sure of the link and there are variations of 'UHD630' with more and less cores, so different HWIDs. As far as my searches in dell go, .6951 is the latest non-dch 'generic' 6-9th gen driver. All...

Sorry, I have no idea why the link ended up in German. I was viewing the US site and I'm Brazilian! German doesn't even factor in the equation!

That .6951 I've linked is compatible with UHD630, via right click install method. I've checked the .inf

Okay, in depth check using ntlite to compare infs against LTSC image, it seems 6951 has all the HD5XX, HD6XX and UHD6XX lineup. The 7263 driver only has 510/530/610/630 models despite being larger than the previous driver. Since most consumer models have HD-X20 series, this seems intentional...

Thanks for the support, guys. On the testing side, apparently the .7263 driver doesn't seem to install on a HD620 (Kabylake Core 'U' graphics), .6951 installs via .inf method or NTLite integration as known from before. Here am I going to thrawl the net and try some other graphics drivers in...

Sorry for the rants. As a token of apology, here are non-UWP versions of drivers for Intel https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=cxhcj&lwp=rt - Even recent versions such as 26.20.100.7263 available! and Geforce https://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx

Yes and no. You need the Runtimes package, but those are needed even for some "UWP" system components, so NTLite doesn't touch them. Some drivers need this or that runtimes packages, but that was true even before UWP, like Intel RAID drivers needing Visual C++2015, so its only a packaging format...