QUOTE(Gentleman_League @ Mar 3 2021, 10:14 AM)
So, i just bought a Laptop like 5months ago great specs and it performing well in work/light gaming.
after sometime, I've facing an issue that my computer unable to detect my Graphic Card (Nvdia), it start up/ runs normally just my graphic card cant be detected it run on Intel ® UHD Graphics only. So i had contacted the after sales service to fixed it. They had tried everything, cleaning / reinstall my graphic drivers, reformatting my PC (everything u could imagine) but the problems still came back after weeks.
Due to MCO, I'm not allowed to cross stat (which the shop/service central located in KL Damansara)so i had to figure a way, i switched my laptop running in NVidia Graphic Cards ONLY (in BIOS) instead of xHybrid( (which is Intel graphics and Nvdia). It works perfectly but i get backscreen after sometimes, which i have to force restart my PC for several times to get it works normally
can anyone give me a hand with this? its kind of frustrating, had to WFH
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What laptop brand? From the location and the way they service and insist don't want RMA, sounds like Illegear.after sometime, I've facing an issue that my computer unable to detect my Graphic Card (Nvdia), it start up/ runs normally just my graphic card cant be detected it run on Intel ® UHD Graphics only. So i had contacted the after sales service to fixed it. They had tried everything, cleaning / reinstall my graphic drivers, reformatting my PC (everything u could imagine) but the problems still came back after weeks.
Due to MCO, I'm not allowed to cross stat (which the shop/service central located in KL Damansara)so i had to figure a way, i switched my laptop running in NVidia Graphic Cards ONLY (in BIOS) instead of xHybrid( (which is Intel graphics and Nvdia). It works perfectly but i get backscreen after sometimes, which i have to force restart my PC for several times to get it works normally
can anyone give me a hand with this? its kind of frustrating, had to WFH
Here's the picture for some references:

Mar 3 2021, 10:20 AM

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