How do I check my Hardware Acceleration settings in Windows 10?

[Yazooman]

I saw some guides about adjusting Hardware Acceleration on Windows 7 & 8, where you could find a slider bar after going into the Troubleshooting tab under Advanced Screen Resolution settings.

When I access these advanced settings on Windows 10, there's no troubleshooting tab or Hardware Acceleration slider. Where is it?

I'm running an Intel HD 530 for Graphics.

 

[basroil]

No such thing because it was stupid as hell to begin with. Hardware acceleration is ALWAYS on in 10, all it needs is for you to have a compatible graphics solution with up to date drivers. If you have problems, download the newest intel graphics drivers for your desktop directly from the intel support site.

 

[Yazooman]

No such thing because it was stupid as hell to begin with. Hardware acceleration is ALWAYS on in 10, all it needs is for you to have a compatible graphics solution with up to date drivers. If you have problems, download the newest intel graphics drivers for your desktop directly from the intel support site.

Alright, thanks mate!

 

[tsberry]

Here's how to do it for Windows 10/8/7:
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/hardware-acceleration-windows-7

P.S. It wasn't stupid at all.