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How to Install the Intel® Graphics Command Center From the Microsoft Store

Content Type: Install & Setup   |   Article ID: 000055840   |   Last Reviewed: 02/05/2025

Environment

Operating System

Windows® 10, 64-bit*

Intel® Graphics Command Center should be installed along with the Intel® Graphics driver. 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.

Minimum Requirements to Install Intel® Graphics Command Center

Notes
  1. 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.
  2. There is also a beta version of Intel® Graphics Command Center available in the Microsoft Store. This version contains some features that were migrated to Arc Control, (e.g. screen capture). If you have a 6th-10th Generation Intel® Core processor, you can try this version to look for features disabled in the latest version. Not all disabled features are available in the beta.
  3. The Intel® Graphics Command Center is not supported on Linux*.

Step to Download Intel® Graphics Command Center

  1. Go to Microsoft Store.  If you are unable to access the Microsoft Store because you are using a business PC, contact your IT or network administrator.

  2. Click Get in Store app.

  3. A pop-up message may appear that asks, "Open Microsoft Store?" Click Open Microsoft Store to launch the Microsoft Store application.

  4. Click Install in the Microsoft Store application to begin installation.

    Install

Note If you encounter an error during installation, contact Microsoft for support.

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.