Windows 10: Dell laptop not registering nvidia gpu

So my laptop is a dell vostro 14 5480 which suppose to have a nvidia gpuBut the thing is registering the igpu not the nvidia gpu that it supposed toSo what is the problem

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NVIDIA GPU Laptop error code 45

I have a msi laptop with RTX 3070 laptop gpu and i have some problems with it, at first the gpu is not listed at the device manager but after i checked the show hidden device option, the gpu showed but there is an error code 45 and its not working, i tried to install the nvidia driver manually by downloading the newest driver from the official nvidia website but it didnt work the driver installer says the graphics driver could not find compatible graphics hardware. Please help

 

Windows 10 Won't use NVIDIA GPU, Uses Integrated Graphics Instead! (LAPTOP)

I have a similar (same) problem with my ASUS laptop.

My Laptop: ASUS F550L laptop

SPECS:

Windows: Windows 10

Processor: Intel Core i7-4500MQ CPU @ 1.8GHz

RAM: 8 GB

System Type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor.

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 740M

Integrated GPU: ?

DirectX Version: ?

I have tried the steps listed above but they did not resolve the problem.

I have attempted to download an updated driver but my driver was reported as 'up to date'.

What do I do now?

 

Nvidia Optimus: integrated graphics + Nvidia GPU. How to use Nvidia GPU for everything. Do I need Optimus installed?

Windows 10 Home 21H2 19044.1526, 64-bit

Ten-year-old Dell XPS L502x laptop

Intel HD Graphics 3000

Nvidia GeForce GT 525M

Nvidia Optimus technology, switches between integrated graphics and Nvidia GPU

On Nvidia site, final driver release for my card is "GeForce Game Ready Driver WHQL 391.35", released March 27, 2018, for Windows 10 64-bit.

Hello, folks:

Quick summary of questions: how can I keep Nvidia GPU in use for everything? If I don't install Optimus, will that keep the Nvidia GPU on, or is Optimus needed to turn it on?

My laptop uses Nvidia Optimus technology. That allows integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 for less graphics-intensive tasks, to save power, and switches to Nvidia GeForce GT 525M card for applications that need dedicated GPU. As I understand, there's a list of applications that will switch to the Nvidia card, that list is updated by Nvidia but there is some way for users to add other applications to it.

My laptop is ten years old and can slow down with the increasing number of processes in Win10, browsers and modern apps. So, I prefer a minimal installation to avoid extra bloat and processes. I don't play any games, I mainly use old MS Word, Excel, modern web browsers, iTunes to play music, sometimes YouTube videos and occasional photo/graphics editing.

Nvidia's final driver release for my card is 391.35. It includes lots of stuff that runs extra processes that I don't need, such as Telemetry, ShadowPlay, 3D stuff, PhysX, etc. I'm going to use NVSlimmer utility to pre-open the driver package, select only what I want and avoid installing the rest. (Remove Bloatware from Your NVIDIA Driver Package with NVSlimmer - MajorGeeks)

I always run this laptop on AC power. So, it's fine if the more power-hungry Nvidia GPU is used for everything.

Is that possible?

Would that give me better performance for my general usage than sometimes using integrated Intel HD Graphics?

What is the default for the Nvidia GPU in this situation: on; or off?

If I don't install the Optimus stuff from the Nvidia driver package, what would happen? Would Nvidia GPU always be used or would it never be used? IOW, do I need the Optimus install in order for the Nvidia GPU to be used, or would preventing the Optimus install cause the Nvidia GPU to always be on?