Windows 10: Does a recovery drive of intel gpu and i3 processor will it work for nvidia gpu and i5...

Does a recovery drive of intel gpu and i3 processor will it work for nvidia gpu and i5 processor for resetting a pc , cause i had a recovery drive of my old pc and I want to reset my new pc does the recovery drive of the old pc work for resetting?

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Power Saving Gpu and High Performance gpu are same (Showing Intel r HD graphics in Both)

have 2 Gpus Intel r HD graphics and Nvidia 310m but there it is showing only Intel r Hd graphics in both power saving and high performance gpu. I have added those application I want to run in nvidia control
panel to use nvidia gpu but when i open them it still lag and i dont think it is using nvidia's Gpu, I decided to search the internet and found nothing but graphics setting to choose a gpu for an application to run but there it is showing Intel r hd Graphics
in both. Can anyone fix it ?? My PC Specs

1. Processor- Intel i3 m370
2. Integrated Gpu (Intel)- Intel r HD Graphics
3. Nvidia Gpu- Nvidia 310m
4. OS- Windows 10 1909 Pro x64
5. Ram- 4 GB

Feel free to ask me other things about this.

 

VIDEO_DXGKRNL_FATAL_ERROR after the NVIDIA GPU is activated

For the past month i've been struggling with an issue on my laptop, related to its GPU.

Whenever my NVIDIA GPU is activated (mostly while playing games) it gives me a bsod telling VIDEO_DXGKRNL_FATAL_ERROR . I updated the driver , but still the problem persist. I stress tested my intel gpu and it's working fine.

I would like to know if there is a way to correct this error and how should I proceed to correct them.

This is dmp file:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1o3ugFsgM5P7O0Q4wBguIRLjS9BeJdzRI?usp=sharing

My laptop specs are:

Acer Nitro-5 AN-515-54

CPU: Intel i5-9300H

GPU: Intel UHD Graphics 630 and NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050

RAM: 16GB

 

Enable Intel HD Graphics and NVIDIA GPU automatically on Desktop

Hi,

I just upgraded my desktop with the following config:

Intel i5 7400 CPU,

NVIDIA GeForce 1050,

Win 10x64,

etc.

So obviously I have two display ports - one coming from inbuilt Intel HD 630 graphics, and one from my NVIDIA GPU. And for me, only one at a time seems to be working. This seems to be reasonable, however, I read somewhere that application warranting more graphics
power will automatically trigger the GPU.

My query is:

1. If I use the motherboard port (built-in Intel HD 630), will it trigger the NVIDIA GPU automatically? - Doing so does not allow me to access NVIDIA control panel, actually. (Warning appears: You are not currently using a display attached to an NVIDIA GPU)

2. If I plug in my monitor in the GPU port, will Intel HD 630 remain ideal forever? This seems to be the case because when I do this, there are no Intel Graphics Setting options available.

3. Of course as running a desktop no need to worry about power, but if I only want to browse the internet and watch movies, can I switch back-and-forth between these GPUs?

Thanks much,

Sahaj.