Run with graphics processor option missing

#Run with graphics processor option missing how to#

On Set graphics preference, select an option based on the GPU of your choice.

Once selected, click the application and then click Choices.

Then find the exe file for the application or game you want to force to use a GPU.

On Choose and app to set preferences, select Classic App and click Examine.

In the right pane, scroll down to find and click Graphics Settings.

Right-click anywhere on the desktop and then select Screen settings.

If you want to force Chrome, Firefox, or literally any app or game to use dedicated GPUs (like Nvidia or AMD) instead of integrated graphics, or the other way around, this is how you can select a GPU for an app to run. In Windows 10, there is a feature that many people do not know about that is extremely useful if you have a dedicated GPU and integrated graphics on your laptop. It will work as long as both GPUs can be seen in the options, which we will show later. I believe it is because GPU pass-through is not enabled nor I do not think as a feature for that on VMware however I've seen people run games like spec ops on VMware with Windows as the native host. The users who love to play high resolution games often use this choice. I am trying to run a game from virtual machine software called VMware workstation 12 and I am having a difficulty running the game at all. You can still try this method on your desktop PC. This command comes due to NVIDIA Graphics card existing on Windows PC. For desktop PC, scroll down to the next method. This method works mainly on computers laptops only. Force an app or game to use dedicated GPU or integrated graphics in Windows 10 You can also use this guide to force any application to run on integrated graphics instead of dedicated GPU.

#Run with graphics processor option missing how to#

This guide will show you how to switch between dedicated GPU or integrated graphics for any application or game in Windows 10.

But some games will still use the integrated graphics despite having a dedicated GPU. By default, an application or game will use the dedicated GPU if it exists. Most desktop and laptop computers come with two graphics cards: dedicated GPU like Nvidia or AMD, and an integrated graphics unit if the motherboard has one.