Elrond Luinwe
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The change is needed in the operating system kernel mode graphics driver. Microsoft is looking into scheduling this development. In the meantime, provided you have purchased a platform allowing you to, the workaround is to disable the low end GPU so Windows uses the only one left. Today, Windows will always use the POST graphics card.
Elrond Luinwe
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@Alban
Hello, I've Dell 7559 Gaming Laptop and it has 2 graphic cardsIntel HD Graphics 530 and GeForce 960M.
When i connect my D3100 DELL USB Dock to my computer , dock is using only
HD Graphics 530 and i get 30fps maximum on each screen.But normally i can get 120fps - 240fps via GeForce 960M
Why displaylink just agree intel graphics? then my screens are useless,
So i have to connect one of screen's HDMI port to my notebook's HDMI port to get High FPS
because notebook HDMI output can use GeForce960mOther screen plugged in Dell D3100 via HDMI port,
So my Dell D3100 dock's 2 screen port is empty (one hdmi , one display port)
How can you fix this problem?
No i don't agree your opinion, if you provide a device i have to choise which graphic card will be use.
I can select graphic card at Windows 10 by nVidia settings screen, and assign graphic card to
aplication what i want.
But when i connect D3100 it is ignoring graphic cards Driver and only shows DisplayLink driver!
You mean windows only provide display signals at usb over first graphic card?
You have to give us opinion to select graphic card for D3100!