Windows 10: Asus Laptop dual graphics chip - frustrating

why oh why oh why would they develop a dual graphics card on one machine please go back to the hay day..

anyways I have an Asus Laptop Q534UXK and the issue is the resolution for games like origin client and other apps in that the app opens up to the recommended resolution of 3840-2160 which i know the apps was not designed for this resolution. how can i set all the apps to use their required resolution it makes it hard to see menus and such.

I know in the nvidia control panel there is a setting to change each app to use the proper Resolution but it is not there , I have the latest Nvidia drivers intstalled for the GTX geforce 950m. this would take forever to change each app and game which doesnt make sense to do.

I wanted to also confirm that since there is 2 onboard graphics devices Nvidia and intel are both suppose to run in unison ? I checked direct x and the nvidia is the render and intel is the display

thank you for any insight

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ASUS Laptop Not Booting!

A few days ago, I turned off my laptop for the night. The next morning, I press the power button. Nothing happened, except for the power indicator light on, the battery light on, the caps lock light on and unable to turn it off, and the hard disk light blinking
once exactly every second. I know that the motherboard works because the fan turned on after a few minutes. I tried many things, such as turning the laptop on with AC power only (battery disconnected), same. I tried booting it with the SSD removed, same. I
tried leaving the laptop running all night so the battery would drain, plugged it in the next morning, same. I tried pressing the power button for 2 minutes and then using the combination "FN+F5+Power button" to turn it on. I don't know what that would have
done, but I know what it did for me: Nothing! This is getting extremely frustrating for me because I did nothing to the laptop when I turned it off the night before. Please help! The laptop is an ASUS Q501LA, running Windows 10.

Specifications:

• Processor: 4th Gen Intel Core i5-4200U “Haswell” dual-core at 1.6GHz-2.6GHz, 3MB L3 cache
• Graphics: Intel HD 4400 integrated
• Memory: 6GB DDR3 1,600MHz, expandable to 8GB

 

Error Windows 10 can't support AMD PC's Graphics Chip

Original Title: AMD PC's Graphics Chip is not supported?

I have a laptop that I use for gaming and pretty much everything. And I at first was okay with the whole Windows 10 but then it says my Graphics is Not supported! My laptop uses Radeon 7xxxG series graphics and if Windows 10 can't support it then why should
I upgrade? So far recommendations suggested replacing my graphics card.... anyone care to tell me how I do that on a laptop when the graphics is integrated? I love my AMD laptop and I absolutely have no money to buy a replacement in the near future. So can
someone please tell me if Microsoft is going to include support for my graphics or will I be forced to choose between the new OS and having the ability to play any games at all?