Question How to turn integrated graphics back on after disabling in device manager?

[johnyleo16]

Dont worry, I still have graphics on my PC so its not a brick. I was trying to force it to use 1660 super and it worked! Disabling my iGPU from the Ryzen 5600G allowed the Nvidia 1660s to finally be the primary card driving graphics in games. However, I realized if the 1660s ever failed and the Ryzen's iGPU was disabled then I'd have no display! So I went back into device manager to enable the iGPU again only to see the iGPU had completely disappeared from the list (where I last saw it was just disabled)

How can I get the iGPU to pop back up on device manager again? Trying to reinstall AMD gpu drivers just results in an error saying I'm installing drivers on unsupported amd hardware....

 

[Rokinamerica]

Assuming windows, go into device manager, and I believe it's called "Scan for hardware" and that should bring it back up.

 

[johnyleo16]

Assuming windows, go into device manager, and I believe it's called "Scan for hardware" and that should bring it back up.

Tried it. Didn't bring the iGPU back up.

 

[Mandark]

Reset the cmos

 

[BFG-9000]

It's not disabled in the BIOS, so just remove the card, boot to the safe mode menu and choose the Enable VGA Mode option.

It should appear in device manager then, for you to enable, or simply delete it (afterwards it will get re-detected upon reboot with all default settings restored)