Windows 10: dedicated gpu on laptop does not work at all

laptop= Asus vivobook M7600QE Dgpu= rtx3050tiCpu= AMD Ryzen 7 5800H with Radeon Graphics ram= 16 gbWhen i first bought the laptop it was working and ran games well and after a few months the dgpu decided to stop working at all uninstalled and reinstalled drivers, battery at best performance ,dgpu selected in graphics settings, nvidia control panel everything set to performance and prioritise dgpu. Updated BIOS too and nothing works running counter strike global offensive with 30fps at the lowest graphic settings. I need help please

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Gaming Laptop uses dedicated GPU on a non-existent monitor

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