Windows 10: Can't detect my (good) gpu

Hello, so 2 days ago i instantly downloaded win10, when it was finished i started checkong my stuff if everything when alright. Everything was ok but when i wanted to play a game i had very low fps, i discovered that my main gpu couldn't be detected, the only gpu that it could detect was intel hd graphics. I tried to update the BIOS but there wasn't a BIOS update for windows 10 systems.then they said that it is just a windows update, i checked for updates and there were 2 updates i installed those but still no result. I decided to downgrade to windows 7 till i find a solution. Does anyone knows what to do in this situation

thx.

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Windows Mixed Reality letdown

Mine has the integrated Intel GPU in my i7 processor, and I had a dedicated Nvidia 10 series GPU. When Windows Mixed Reality is running and I try to open the Nvidia Control Panel to see if it's detecting 2 displays, it says it can't open because I'm not
using the Nvidia GPU. I figured the HMD, which is connected to a USB type C port with a USB type C to HDMI adapter, it would be using the Nvidia GPU since it's a dedicated GPU with more power. I'm at a loss here. I wonder if all the Surface Devices bundled
with an HMD and a $400 discount that Microsoft was running over the Christmas holidays are all having the same issue?

 

Cannot detect my graphics card after windows 10 recent update

An article that's supposed to help you when you GPU is not detected tells you to select your GPU in the device manager...wut

When your GPU isn't detected it wont show up in the device manager even if you show hidden devices.

 

Switchable graphics can be problematic at the best of times. It requires a driver from both to work properly, and for the most part it is up to the laptop manufacturer to make sure that they work together.

Now with that said have you tried the latest directly from AMD,

Mobile


As far as I know AMD also includes the Intel driver now, as to whether it works for the switchable graphics is another story (seen reports both for and not on previous Windows versions).