Windows 10: [Please Help] Windows switches to integrated Intel HD card mid game shortly thereafter...

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I've been talking to Windows and Nvidia customer care for almost 2 weeks now and all of their solutions have been no help (most of them being Update to latest or reset Windows, nothing solid).

I tried to cover up all the details in my post but incase I've missed something or needs more context, drop it in the comments.

I've been experiencing this on my 2 year old gaming laptop (Asus FX504GE) where a game would switch to my integrated card mid game and causes heavy stutters + frame drops which almost always leads to a system crash. This has started happening after a shitty forced windows 'security' update (KB4598479) which is irreversible apparently.

Specs:

Intel i5-8300H CPU16GB DDR4 RAMNvidia GTX 1050TiWindows 1909, build 18363.1256

Stuff I've tried already:

- Update, revert and reset Windows (went to 20H2, reverted back to 1909, reset it twice)

- Disk checks, memory checks, virus scans etc.

- Suspected power might be the issue so I tried a bunch of different plugs but that's all I've looked into regarding this area, no fixes.

- Read that Intel DPTF could be the issue, uninstalled that driver and thought it fixed it for a while, until it started happening again.

- Reinstall Nvidia drivers and a bunch of other drivers, rolled back to old ones but still no progress.

Check the following screenshots that show the erratic behavior in my cards and might help understand the situation better.

https://imgur.com/0wg3rNahttps://imgur.com/9sTSwMshttps://imgur.com/yqLLNdEhttps://imgur.com/4I7U99L

It's been barely usable and I've lost my head trying to find more about this on the internet (mostly dead threads with no responses) or someone who can understand what's up and would be willing to help me through. I would be forever grateful if anyone can help fix this, I can't afford a new system soon and this is all I've got for myself.

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