Windows 10: How to force windows 11 to use intel integrated graphics for all purpose?

Hi everyone,First, some contextevice - HP pavillion notebook-15 -bc5xxxProcessor IntelR CoreTM i7-9750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz Installed RAM 8.00 GB 7.81 GB usable System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor Edition Windows 11 Home Single Language Version 23H2 Installed on ‎25-‎02-‎2024 GPU-0 IntelR UHD Graphics 630GPU-1 NVIDIA geforce GTX 1650What i am trying to achieve?i been trying to force my windows to use Intel integrated graphic for all purpose including dual screenexternal screen setup ,cause my nvidia gpu is corrupted and i am getting gpu artifacts

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Can't turn on Memory Integrity due to INtel graphics drivers

On my Dell Optiplex 7010 Win 10 Pro 64-bit PC (version 20H2), I can't turn on Memory Integrity due to some Intel graphics drivers. I have Intel graphics, not a separate video card. See screenshot below. Any suggestions? Thanks.

 

Running intel integrated graphics along side a NVidia graphics card

Hi,

I've recently built a computer with integrated Intel HD Graphics 630 for the purpose of playing Ultra HD Blu rays. Unfortunately I understand that Cyberlink PowerDVD 18 will only run off of the integrated graphics. I do however need my PCI NVidia 10 series
graphics card installed for playing videogames. I therefore need to find away of running both or at least switching between the two; ideally without having to uninstall and reinstall drivers or having to physically remove the graphics card altogether.

Is there a way to do this?

The only idea I have at the moment to install Windows 10 twice, one with the intel drivers and one with the NVidia drivers. However, I'm not sure if this would work and it wouldn't be ideal anyway.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Custom Driver : Intel HD Graphics & ATI Combo (Alpha) - by nIGHTmAYOR

according to laptop support page they do list an old downloadable driver for intel for windows 7 , weather this is related to there being several variants of that laptop or this laptop has switchable graphics i may just suggest you reset the bios and see if things change , if yes you may be able to apply step 2 , if not then apply step 4 and call it today , you are still better off being on the high performance gpu .

Out of curiosity can you take a snap shot from Settings > System > Display. Scroll down and click the “Graphics Settings” ?