ASUS K52Jc laptop onboard standard vga wont disable

[dandavix08]

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guys need some help naa ko laptop then naa cya nvidia 310 m graphic card pero ang gamiton sa laptop ang onboard man bisag ako na disable nya restart mo balik ra sa onboard pero makita nako ang 310 m graphic bali two na sila nga display adapter. then sa bios wala man sab cya feature to disable onboard video .....bisag upadate nako driver sa nvidia ang onboard raman ang iya gamit...... pls help to disable the onboard vga. and switch nako to 32 bit window 7 mao ghapon result

[dandavix08]

My friend has just bought an Asus K52JC laptop. This laptop contains an onboard Intel video card and a NVIDIA 310 graphics card; it runs with Windows 7, 64 and has 4 Gb Ram.

He wanted to use only the NVIDIA card, for gaming purposes. So, I went in the Device Manager module, disabled the Intel Graphics card and went into the GeGorce graphics's card Properties's to see if it was activated and working fine. It was. I then rebooted and upon opening up, the system installed a VGA driver, even though the presence of the Geforce card. I disabled the VGA card, rebooted, went into the BIOS and looked for the Video settings...

None appeared, except for a setting which offered a choice between soemething like Video native with Vista/Windows 7 and the option "Reserved". I chose the last option, saved and booted. Back in the Device Manager, I noticed the GeForce card was not showing, but the VGA card did... I went back to the BIOS, resetted it to it's original video settings, returned to the Device Manager and now saw the VGA card alongside the GeForce card. This time I uninstalled the VGA card, rebooted and saw that the Intel Graphics Card had reappeared, alongside the GeForce card. Both are running without conflicts.


P.S similar ra jud tanan ani nga scenario

[goldfinger]

Heheheh @TS: There is no way to disable your onboard display. Ang purpose sa 2nd gpu w/c came from your procie if I am not mistakern i5/i3 it has an igp or builtin gpu that will be utilized by your system if you are not using heavy graphics. But if you're into graphics editing for instance the NVIDIA Optimus if I am not mistaken also will be utilized as primary gpu or graphic display. No need to worry coz its a feature of your laptop to save energy.