Uninstall intel hd graphics drivers?
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BurgerandChips66
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- Jan 11, 2016
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Normally this is not necessary with Intel graphics. All you need to do is...
Fit the new card into the primary PCIe slot (it's usually the one nearest to the CPU).
Connect the monitor/display cable to the cards output.
Turn on the PC and enter the system bios menu.
'If' these options are available... then disable the Integrated Graphics and select PCIe Graphics as the primary display adapter.
Save changes and exit the bios menu, load Windows.
Download and install the latest suitable drivers for the card and ensure they are for your Windows version (don't use Win 8 drivers if you have Win 10 for example, as they don't work).
Fit the new card into the primary PCIe slot (it's usually the one nearest to the CPU).
Connect the monitor/display cable to the cards output.
Turn on the PC and enter the system bios menu.
'If' these options are available... then disable the Integrated Graphics and select PCIe Graphics as the primary display adapter.
Save changes and exit the bios menu, load Windows.
Download and install the latest suitable drivers for the card and ensure they are for your Windows version (don't use Win 8 drivers if you have Win 10 for example, as they don't work).
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