Windows 10: I UNISTALLED MY NVIDIA GRAPHIC CARD AND I WANT TO INSTALL IT AGAIN

What xan I do to install my graphics card again? Does it harm my laptop when I deleted the grahics card? I tried going to recylce bin but it wasn’t there. What can I do?

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[HELP] I want to use my nVidia as PRIMARY GRAPHICS CARD

I have a newly bought acer E 15 laptop with i5-8th gen 4GB RAM DDR3L Intel UHD 620 and a dedicated nVidia MX150 2GB GDDR5 Graphics Card. I wan't to use nVidia as my PRIMARY GRAPGICS CARD.





All I can see here is Intel UHD 620 as my Primary Graphics Card. Is there anyway to make nVidia as my Primary? Instead nVidia is only sitting and waiting for some apps to be run so it will be used too.

What I have already done:

• Disabled Intel but it only made my screen resolution lower.
• Updated nVidia and no success.
• Opened nVidia control panel and chose nVidia MX150 as PhyX processor also set my Global settings to nVidia HIGH PERFORMANCE under '3D Settings' but still doesn't work.
• Uninstalled nVidia drivers fully and re-installed an updated driver still no success.

I want to make nVidia as primary because as I said earlier, not all the times it works, in some cases, Intel handles the graphics and makes the application crappy.

 

[HELP] I want to use my nVidia as PRIMARY GRAPHICS CARD

You use NVIDIA Optimus?

Nvidia Optimus - Wikipedia

DO NOT disable the Intel APU as it's needed for the nvidia processor to be fully utilized on a Optimus enabled laptop. DO NOT update the graphics drivers from Nvidia on Optimus laptops, instead get your drivers directly from Acer - in your case - as they provide compatibility specifically for your laptop. Using the nVidia GPU as your primary graphics device should work by simply opening up the nvidia controlpanel and choose "nVidia" in the drop-down menu under "manage 3D settings" for the preferred graphics proccesor.

1. Right Click on your desktop, and choose NVIDIA Control Panel.
2. Click Manage 3D Settings.
3. Click the Program Settings tab.
4. Choose your desired program from the list. If your program is not in the list, uncheck the box Show only programs found on this computer.
5. Choose the processor you want to use from the dropdown menu in step number 2.
6. Select High-performance NVIDIA processor from the list.
7. Click Apply.

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May I just uninstall NVIDIA software and graphics card, then upgrade?

Thank you for your suggestion, Ramesh.

This desktop runs Windows 7 Home Premium, and a 32-bit processor.

I am confused by your suggestion; why would I need to update drivers for a graphics card I have already uninstalled?

I attempted to upgrade to Windows 10 again today, and received the same compatibility issue message:

"NVIDIA GeForce 6200

The display manufacturer hasn't made your display compatible with Windows 10. Check with the manufacturer for support."

Why would I still be getting that message if I have removed the
NVIDIA software, drivers, and video card?