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I have this xps 9560 with a fried GTX 1050 and i want to use the pc and just disable the 1050 because right when windows detects the card it BSODs. Any help on permanently disabling it is helpful.
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Hi @thattechman,
Don't know as the manual is not explicit but try getting into BIOS > Device Information > Video Controller and check if there is an option there to disable the Nvidia GTX GPU and use the integrated Intel GPU as the primary (and only) display adapter.
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Hello! thank you for replying. There is no option for device information in the BIOS. These are the options
General
System Config
Video
Security
Secure Boot
Intel Software Guard Extensions
Performance
Power Management
POST Behavior
Manageability
Virtualization Support
Wireless
Maintenance
System Logs
SupportAssist System Resolution
Did you look in System Configuration or Video to see what options are there regarding the graphics adapters?
It will not go into windows for more than a few minutes before BSODing, when i did get to the graphic adapters it was fine until the gtx 1050 showed up and then almost instantly it bluescreened
Try getting into BIOS on startup if possible i.e. don't go into Windows.
That's what I meant about looking at system configuation or video. If there are any settings in BIOS not in Windows
All those settings i sent above are from the BIOS, not in windows.
In video all you can do is ctrl the brightness, and in system config it has as follows: SATA Operation, Drives, SMART Reporting, USB Config, Dell Type-C Dock Config, Thunderbolt Adapter Config, USB PowerShare, Audio, Keyboard Illumination, and Misc Devices
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