Re-enable the Graphics Card After Windows starts up, open up the Device Manager. Now, scroll down to Display Adapters and click on it. Next, right-click on your graphics card and select Enable Device if it’s disabled. You can now try restarting the computer to see if it worked or attempt . . . Read more

Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate your BIOS and use any instructions to change values. Find the menu item that closely matches "Integrated Peripherals" or "On-Board Devices." The setting to disable the on-board graphics card may also be under the "Advanced" option.

Hybrid Graphics Enhanced Display Feature. Enable additional display capability to allow pre-OS applications to be visible on any one of the available display at boot. When disabled, pre-OS applications can only be visible on certain displays (Internal Panel, VGA, System Display Port on selected platforms) at boot.

The "Initiate Graphic Adapter" is what graphics device the computer uses to boot. It set to "PEG" it will use the PCIe graphics card. If set to "IGD" if will use your integrated grahics. Since you have no PCIe graphics card it would be best to leave set to "IGD" . . . Read more

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Right-click on the Windows desktop and select AMD Radeon Software. Click on GPU Workload and select the preferred setting (Graphics is default).

Turn On or Off Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling in Settings Open Start Menu and tap on Settings cog icon. In Settings, click on ‘System’ and open ‘Display’ tab. Under the “Multiple Displays” section, select “Graphics settings”. Turn on or off “Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling” option. Restart the system. 7 Jul 2020

Enable the Discrete GPU in BIOS To boot into BIOS, you need to keep pressing F2 or Del button on your keyboard after pressing the power button to boot the computer. In the BIOS, go to Chipset > GPU Configuration. find GPU function and set it to enabled.

Choose your homepage On your Android phone or tablet, open the Chrome app . At the top right, tap More. Settings. Under "Advanced," tap Homepage. Choose Chrome’s homepage or a custom page.

Please go to Control Panel > Programs and Features, remove inbox.com toolbar from the list of installed program. This should restore your homepage back to Google. If not, open Internet Explorer, click Tools > Internet Options and change the homepage in the Homepage section on the first tab.