Windows 10: How to enable both onboard graphics and a dedicated GPU in same time or just only onboard...

I used to be able to use the onboard graphics, but I had to uninstall the dedicated GPU driver to make it work. Now I want to use the onboard graphics again for game streaming, but I can’t get it to work anymore. What should I do?Specs:CPU: i3-2120GPU: GeForce GT 610OS: Windows 10Mainboard: Acer Veriton M4610GBIOS Version: {"ACRSYS - 1072009", "P01-A2", "Acer Inc. - 40280"} Acer 20110720000000.000000+000 P01-A2Here’s what I’ve tried so far:Updated the onboard GPU driver -> Intel HD Graphics 2000 15.28.24.4229 9.17.10.4229 — It says the software is not supported, as if the system can’t det

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disabling gpu and activating onboard graphics

how do I disable graphics card and activate onboard graphics

 

Onboard-GPU Not showing up in Device-Manager

Hello Microsoft Community,

Since I got a new monitor I am trying to use 2 Monitors.

The NVIDIA GPU (Dedicated) works perfectly, but the Onboard doesn't work like expected.

The Onboard-GPU is not showing up in the Device-Manager, not even if setting "Show hidden devices"

I tried to install the Intel Drivers, but all of them just return that my System doesn't meet the minimum requirements.

Note: The Onboard Graphiccard worked before, after a Windows Reinstallation it has stopped working.

 

onboard graphic driver removed.

hi,
i installed one gpu (gt1030) and download nvidia graphic for it.
it is okay and driver for gpu is on device manager.
but my onboard driver (UHD 770 - i5 13600k) is not in device manager. even in hidden that is not there.
Question: how can i install UHD 770 my onboard gpu in device manager?

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cpu: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-13600K 3.50 GHz
os: win 11 pro - 22H2, OS BUILD: 22621.1778