Windows – Intel HD driver version 10.18.10.4276 vs 15.33.38.64.4252

Here’s your model’s support site. It’s the very first result on Google. It would be unusual if no such thing existed, considering how the device has all the latest hardware.

All the necessary drivers, including drivers for both Intel HD Graphics and NVIDIA Graphics, are available there.

If you don’t trust HP, you could’ve easily acquired the driver on Intel’s site just by browsing to it. Auto-detection always sucks. Don’t ever use it, especially if you have the specs available.

Oh yeah, as for the “how?” and “what Intel GPU?”: It’s properly documented, of course.

When you install any new (not included in Windows) driver in Windows a copy of this driver is copied inside a dedicated folder in Windows.

Your problem is that the newest version of the driver get installed from this location. That's also happen automatically every time you reboot your computer because I believe the version you try to install manifest it self as not compatible with your Windows version or does not have a validation signature and you have set the Action Center (in Control Pannel) to automatically search and resolve problems.

The best practice to avoid a particular driver from being REinstalled FROM cache is to delete its "inf" file copy from the "inf" folder under Windows directory. All the drivers you installed get a copy of their inf file named as "oemX.inf" where X is an iteration number.

To indentify which oemx.inf file is of the driver you try to remove:

Push Windows key + R to open the RUN window prompt. Type: inf. Hit Enter. Open the log file "setupapi.dev.log" and examine the last lines looking for any mention for any oem file related to intel graphics. That's the file you need to delete from the same folder. You may also go through all the oemX.inf files and see which one belongs to the driver you wish to remove.

Now if you reinstall the old version of your driver it should stay. If not then disable the option to automatically search and resolve problems in the Action Center via Control Panel.