minecraft won't run over GPU while set to in nvidia control pannel

[tjeulink]

I'm having a lot of trouble with running minecraft over my gpu. so to start this post, its running on this laptop:
ASUS N76VM-V2G-T1105V

specs:
cpu: Intel Core i7-3610QM
video card: GeForce GT630M
ram: 8gb DDR3 (SODIMM)
motherboard chipset: Intel Mobile HM76
operating system: windows 7 sp1 latest update


these are the things i already tried:

• rightclicking the launcher and selecting it to run on nvidia (it didnt run on the invidia card, this does work for other programs)

• updating windows

• updating nvidia drivers

• adding C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_66\bin\javaw.exe in control panel and force it nvidia http://snag.gy/SIHg2.jpg

• change my standard graphics card to the nvidia graphics card in control panel http://snag.gy/XYvRM.jpg

• uninstalling all nvidia drivers, running Display Driver uninstaller and ccleaner and reinstalling the newest nvidia drivers from the website

• uninstalling all java versions, running ccleaner and reinstalling java 1.8.0_66 64 bit

• bypassing nvidia control pannel and using nvidia inspector to create a game profile and forcing it to run on the nvidia gpu

• installing older nvidia and/or older java versions to see if its because i updated 2 days ago.

• disabling integrated graphics (screen goes black on laptop)

i created a reddit post about it and there where a whole bunch of suggestions but none worked, here is the post so you can see what i already tried: https://redd.it/3w2107


i really hope someone can help me since this is so beyond my power. ive been trying around with this for 2 days in a row and just cant seem to fix it. it could be damaged gpu, but i doubt it since other games run absolutely fine on the gpu(i use the nvidia gpu activity system tray to check this, but i use the minecraft snooper to check which gpu is being used and no matter what i tried it was intel).

 

[RCFProd]

They already explained the likely solution, disabling onboard graphics in BIOS. This is such an easy step, try it.

I am confident that this is all you need to do.

 

[tjeulink]

They already explained the likely solution, disabling onboard graphics in BIOS. This is such an easy step, try it.

I am confident that this is all you need to do.

it wont work, as in LAPTOPS the integrated graphics are needed for the signal to the internal screen. but i tried it anyway by disabling it in device manager as i dont want to mess up my BIOS(luckily because it disabled my lcd), and it made my screen go black. i already explained this in the reply of the post you are referring to.