How to Install the Intel® Graphics Command Center
If the Intel® Graphics Command Center isn't automatically installed with the Intel Graphics driver, you can manually install it from the Microsoft Store* using the information below.
Before continuing: Confirm that your system meets the minimum system requirements
- 6th Generation Intel® processor or newer.
- Windows® 10 version 1709 or higher.
- Windows 11* version 21H2 or higher. Windows 11* requires an 8th generation processor or newer.
- Intel® Graphics Driver version 25.20.100.6618 or newer.
- Internet connection.
| Notes | If you are unable to access the Microsoft Store on Windows® 10 Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC), refer to Intel® GCC on Windows® 10 LTSC. The Intel® Graphics Command Center is not supported on Linux*. |
Steps to Install
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Open the Microsoft Store website for the Intel® Graphics Command Center application or search for the Intel® Graphics Command Center using the search bar in the Microsoft Store. If you are unable to access the Microsoft Store because you are using a business PC, contact your network administrator.
- Click Get.
- Depending on your browser, a pop up message may appear asking "Open Microsoft Store?" Click Open Microsoft Store to launch the Microsoft Store application.
- Click Get in the Microsoft Store application to install the Intel® Graphics Command Center.
Why was the Intel® Graphics Command Center removed from the graphics driver installer package?
The Intel® Graphics Command Center is not included with the graphics driver package to comply with Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform (UWP) requirements.
