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is there a way to uninstall the integrated gpu from the system ("Device Manager > Display Adapters > Right Click "*Integrated GPU* > Uninstall device") using pnputil or another method via cli?
"/disable-device" asks for the specific hardware ID, which i dont want. i want this to uninstall any integrated GPU found no matter what system its run on. plus this method only disables the device, not uninstalls it. so the integrated gpu is still found in the system when querying with wmic.
reason being, for the HighPerfAdapter script so it chooses the correct dedicated GPU instead of the onboard integrated GPU.
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"/disable-device" asks for the specific hardware ID, which i dont want. i want this to uninstall any integrated GPU found no matter what system its run on. plus this method only disables the device, not uninstalls it. so the integrated gpu is still found in the system when querying with wmic.
reason being, for the HighPerfAdapter script so it chooses the correct dedicated GPU instead of the onboard integrated GPU.
windows11-scripts/EnableHighPerfAdapter.bat at main · shoober420/windows11-scripts
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