In the dropdown menu below Graphics performance preference, select either Desktop app or Microsoft Store app, depending on the kind of app for which you want to set a preference.In the Find a setting box, type graphics and select Graphics settings from the list.Open the Settings app in Windows 10 using WIN+I.To change the graphics processor preference settings for an application, you need to go to Graphics settings in the Settings app. But you should pay attention to the warning because changing the preference settings in the Nvidia control panel will have no effect in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update or later. Open Windows graphics settings”.Īssumedly, the preference settings have been left in the Nvidia control panel to support older versions of Windows. Then after scratching my head for a while, I decided to pay attention to what was written under Manage 3D Settings in the Nvidia control panel: “Windows OS now manages selection of the graphics processor. So, I set the configuration in the Nvidia control panel, but it didn’t solve my problem.
It occurred to me that maybe I needed to force OBS to run on the integrated Intel graphics. Image #1 Expand Change Windows 10 Graphics Settings to Solve Display Problems on Devices with Dual GPUs (Image Credit: Russell Smith) But if you have a device with more than one GPU, sometimes when you enable screen capture in OBS, the result is a black screen. OBS is a popular application for screen recording and live streaming. My issue started when trying to record my screen using an application called OBS Studio. It even tells you this in the Nvidia control panel, but I just ignored it. And it had always been that if I wanted to force an application to run on either the integrated graphics chip or Nvidia discrete GPU, the Nvidia control panel was the place to go.īut starting in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, graphics processor preference is controlled in the Windows 10 Settings app. I’ve always opted for Nvidia GPUs and Intel processors because better the devil you know. In fact, it had been so long since I’d had any issues with the graphics processing units (GPU) in my daily driver device, I’d not noticed some important changes to the graphics configuration options in Windows. As an IT administrator or business professional, you might not have reason to change graphics settings in Windows 10 very often.
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