I believe the issue here is not so much the graphics card but the driver version. There are newer drivers that work fine for the 4600 last I tested. But they must be manually installed from the Intel website as they are not generally auto updated by Windows or the OEM.

Testing for the Intel driver version (10.18.14.x?) may be more reliable and catch cases like "Intel HD Graphics" which has the same name across multiple generations.

Yes that may be true, but this would also mean matching all driver versions prior a certain number. But I agree this might be less drastic.

My understanding is that this workaround is not good for performance, so we should not use when not needed.

From bug reports, these seem to be problematic driver versions:

10.18.10.3574
10.18.10.4358
10.18.10.4252
10.18.10.5069
10.18.14.4432
10.18.14.5067

Simplest and safest would be to just hardcode those since they likely cover the most common cases.

Please leave out the OpenGL versions 4.0.0, 4.2.0, 4.3.0. They are not relevant to this and could disable the fix for graphics cards that need it.

Otherwise looks good to me.

Also add this version:

10.18.14.4264