Re: intel driver - where do I find xx.xx.15.4251 or later?

Anyone wasting time answering only the subject title without actually reading the thread itself for content will end up wasting time on something meaningless in the long run.  The error message only appears because the launcher cannot see a real video card, a discrete video graphics circuit board, actively handling the 3D rendering. 

That doesn't mean a new driver from Intel will suddenly turn a piece of awful trash into a lovely silk purse of a GPU.  It means you have to either buy the correct hardware, or else maintain control over the HALF of a GPU, from nVIDIA, which prefers not to run when the game in question is from EA. 

The most recent of redundant comments added has been answered again. 

Locking thread.

Please make a new thread if you are having trouble.

Please include a DXDiag report and description of the problem your having and what you have tried.

http://answers.ea.com/t5/STAR-WARS-The-Old-Republic/Guide-Posting-a-DxDiag/td-p/4832663

Upload the txt file here or use www.hastebin.com and make a URL.

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If all you have is Intel HD Graphics without any nVidia or AMD GPU.  Update your drivers from intel.  It's an uphill battle the Intel isn't likely to win.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/

nVidia drivers

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

AMD drivers

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download

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If you have an nVidia card / AMD in a laptop, you need to force the dGPU to work.

http://help.ea.com/en/article/setting-up-a-graphics-card-gaming-profile/

nVidia

http://imgur.com/a/6KJBH#87BGUaE
nVidia Control Panel -> 3D Settings -> Program Settings -> Add Program (PvZ:GW2.exe) -> High Performance Processor

AMD

Called "Switchable Graphics" in Catalyst.  Make sure PvZ is set to high performance.