Windows 10 integrated graphics (HELP)

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FoxTrot_ESO

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hello guys, so I built a new computer and i have it all put together and im hoping to put my old GPU in it (gtx 750ti) until i get the money to buy a rx 480. my problem is, is that i cant find where to enable integrated graphics on my OS. my computer started with windows 7 and i loved it until one day it decided to transfer to windows ten. i uninstall all of my graphics driver from nvidia and am still using it until i can enable integrated graphics. when i right click on my desk top there is no graphics property menu. i installed a new integrated graphics driver for my old 2nd gen i5. but said that it doesn't meet the requirements, probably because of windows ten. please let me know my option because i still wiill be using this computer for family use.
 
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basroil
1) why are you talking about integrated graphics WHEN YOU HAVE A DEDICATED CARD?????
2) Simply install the graphics card and drivers and then be done with it.

If you meant set up integrated graphics on the OLD computer, then:
1) Make sure it even had integrated graphics, you haven't put any specs so it might not even work
2) Make sure you remove the dedicated graphics card! It should automatically just work
3) If you have issues, toggle the integrated graphics vs PCIe option in the BIOS
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basroil

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1) why are you talking about integrated graphics WHEN YOU HAVE A DEDICATED CARD?????
2) Simply install the graphics card and drivers and then be done with it.

If you meant set up integrated graphics on the OLD computer, then:
1) Make sure it even had integrated graphics, you haven't put any specs so it might not even work
2) Make sure you remove the dedicated graphics card! It should automatically just work
3) If you have issues, toggle the integrated graphics vs PCIe option in the BIOS
 
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hayesjustin54

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3. did the trick.. thanks for the help, when i still had the card plugged in but connected the dvi it didint work but i took out the card and it works smoothly:)
 
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