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hi, i habe a problem with my notebook.
I've just bought a new asus laptop 2 days ago. it's a asus N43j intel corei5-480m with a inbuilt intel (R) hd graphics & a Nvidia Geforce GT 425M.
i can't enable the 3D vision(Nvidia), a pop up appears saying that my primary display's adapter does not support 3d vision. i can't even play the files on the nvidia program as the same message appears.
i have even enabled the box on the nvidia graphic panel(currently on the option of using the nvidia global settings) but still to no avail. i think this is because my primary graphic card is still the intel hd inbuilt card.
how do i toggle in between graphic cards when i am playing games? my bios does not have an option to toggle in between them.
i would be extremely grateful if u can help me out of this predictment. thank you.
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I am facing the same issue with my Dell xps 15. I have just bought this, it has nvidia gefforce GT 525m 1GB card with an inbuilt intel hd graphics card.
I am not able to open .jps with nvidia 3D vision photo viewer, it is erroring out saying 'primary display adapter doesn't support 3D vision'.
Can anyone please help us...
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