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Join Date: Mar 2013
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I was able to force my external monitors to run on the NVidia card and the laptop to run on the Intel. Unfortunately, I forgot how I did it.
I ran so many troubleshooting steps trying to fix this that I cannot say for sure. You might try installing new USB drivers from the manufacturer's website. I had to follow these steps to update my USB drivers as Intel does not write any for Windows 8: http://plugable.com/2012/12/01/windo...st-controllers I also disabled the following Intel services - hkcmd Module, igfxTray Module, and persistence Module. They were set to auto start but are now set to disabled. You can download DevManView from nirsoft.net and write a batch file to run at startup to automatically enable the Intel graphics card. At least then if you forget to re-enable it before shutdown, you will be able to use your laptop when you are away from your external monitors. Last edited by Just Me; 03-25-2013 at 03:40 PM. Reason: Add Windows 8 info |
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To use DevManView automatically you will have to turn off UAC. There is a way to turn it off for one application only. Microsoft released a KB on how to do it and then withdrew it. This page goes over the details:
http://www.wintuts.com/Disable-UAC-f...n-applications I have not tried it. There is also an application that turns off UAC for selected applications called UAC Trust Shortcut. I have not used it either. |
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