Windows 10: How to disabled Integrated gpu?

guys why AMD radeon r7 always show up in task manager and device manager even i disabled on bios btw my motherboard is Gigabyte a320m ds2 and another thing microsoft basic display adapter shows up after i uninstall amd radeon r7 on device managersorry im very bad in english i hope you can understand what i said

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How can I force my dedicated GPU to handle all applications or disable my integrated GPU?

From pureinfotech:

 

Display not connected to integrated gpu

It is already updated with the latest. I checked with the software u provided. But i have another nvidia gpu but i wanna use the integrated to play a game as my nvidia gpu is faulty. I already went to graphic setting and set the game to low performance to use the integrated graphic card but it doesn't work. I tried disabling the nvidia gpu which this problem came out

 

High Performance GPU Stuck as Integrated Graphics

This link may be useful:

https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/dh-017

In the Switchable Graphics menu, the Running Applications view will be displayed by default. This view lists recent and current running applications and their assigned Switchable Graphics mode.

Note! The default mode for most applications is predetermined by the operating system. Applications with specific GPU requirements show a Lock icon beside the application name and cannot be changed; these applications always run on the integrated GPU, Power Saving mode.

For applications that are not locked by the operating system, the following Switchable Graphics modes can be selected from the application drop-down menu:

• Power Saving - Selects the integrated GPU, which consumes less power but provides lower performance
  
  1. High Performance - Selects the discrete GPU, which consumes more power but provides better performance
     
  2. Based on Power Source - Selects the integrated GPU when running on battery and selects the discrete GPU when plugged into a power outlet
     

Select a desired mode for the application and the change will take effect the next time the application is loaded.

If the desired application is not available in this view, click on the Running Applications option and select Installed Profile Applications to view all applications detected by the graphics driver, as shown in the picture below.