Windows OS now manages selection of the graphics processor Fix

You can still modify which apps can use the NVIDIA GPU using the NVIDIA Control Panel. However, there will be some miss. One recent experience of mine is steam.exe. It keeps on using 210MHz on the NVIDIA GPU.

When you open NVIDIA Control Panel, there is a note from NVIDIA. It says, Windows OS now manages selection of Graphics Processor.

To control which GPU for a specific app, go to: Settings App> System> Display> Graphics.

Browse for the app you wanted to control and select Power Saving or High Performance.

I hope this helps.

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KhalidAhmed-1650 asked Oct 2, '20 MEKIKATT-5916 edited Mar 2, '22

i have this message on nvidia control panel (windows os now is manages selection of the graphics card) and i need to remove it.

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LeonLaude answered Oct 3, '20 LeonLaude edited Oct 3, '20

Hi @KhalidAhmed-1650,

The following thread on the Nvidia forums are discussing about this:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-laptops/6/386751/windows-os-now-manages-selection-of-the-graphics-p/?topicPage=13&commentPage=3

The above thread gives two links that may be helpful:

"Run with graphics processor" missing from context menu: Change in process of assigning GPUs to use for applications
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5035

How to Set Preferred GPU for Apps in Windows 10
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/103965-set-preferred-gpu-apps-windows-10-a.html


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Best regards,
Leon

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SSengupta-4080 answered Oct 3, '20

Beginning with the Windows 10 May 2020 Update (20H1), the method for selecting which graphics processor to use for applications has changed.

Check it here:
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5035/~/run-with-graphics-processor-missing-from-context-menu%3A-change-in-process-of

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MEKIKATT-5916 answered Mar 2, '22 MEKIKATT-5916 edited Mar 2, '22

could someone please try to answer the question. so how to stop windows from managing the gpu choice .
if someones ask for help wen the car wont start a tutorial on how to take a bus isnt an answer

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How do I change Windows operating system manages selection of the graphics processor?

To change the graphics processor preference settings for an application, you need to go to Graphics settings in the Settings app. Open the Settings app in Windows 10 using WIN+I. In the Find a setting box, type graphics and select Graphics settings from the list.

How do I force Windows to use my GPU?

To force an app to use a discrete GPU instead of the integrated adapter, use these steps:.
Open Settings on Windows 10..
Click on System..
Click on Display..
Under the “Multiple displays” section, click the Graphics settings option. ... .
Select the app type using the drop-down menu:.

How do I use GPU instead of integrated graphics Windows 11?

Change preferred GPU for apps on Windows 11.
Open Settings on Windows 11..
Click on System..
Click the Display page on the right side..
Under the “Related settings” section, click the Graphics setting..
Use the “Add an app” drop-down menu and select the kind of app you want to set:.

How do I force my laptop to use Nvidia graphics?

Always Use Nvidia Video.
Open the "Nvidia Control Panel.".
Click "3D Settings" > "Manage 3D Settings.".
Click the "Program Settings" tab..
On the "Global Settings tab," locate and select the "Preferred graphics processor" option. From the list, select "High-performance Nvidia Processor.".
Click Apply..