- May 1, 2014
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I have a gaming laptop that has both Intel (R) 630 Graphics. And Nvidia GForce GTX 1060. And after suffering a number of conflicts with resolution on start up, and random black outs of both my startup bar, and desktop while gaming. I was advised just to disable the Intel graphics driver. Which worked for a little while until I tried to start up World Of Warcraft. Which for some reason refuses to go over to run on my 1060. (It was running at 1 FPS).
So I tried to open my Nvidia control panel and got the oddest error. It says "You are not currently using a display currently attached to a NVIDIA GPU." Even though according to my device manager, that's the only graphics chip enabled. Even stranger is if I re-enable the Intel driver, and try to open the NVIDIA control panel again. It boots up just fine. But then I'm stuck with all the errors and crashes I previously dealt with.
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
So I tried to open my Nvidia control panel and got the oddest error. It says "You are not currently using a display currently attached to a NVIDIA GPU." Even though according to my device manager, that's the only graphics chip enabled. Even stranger is if I re-enable the Intel driver, and try to open the NVIDIA control panel again. It boots up just fine. But then I'm stuck with all the errors and crashes I previously dealt with.
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
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