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Hi all,
I'm having an issue on Windows 11 with InDesign GPU Performance detecting the wrong graphics card. I've searched for an answer to this everywhere else I can think of without success.
I have two graphics cards, Intel(R) UHD Graphics and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Laptop GPU:
But when I go to Edit > Preferences > GPU Performance in ID, it shows the Intel GPU:
I can't figure out how to get ID to detect and use my NVIDIA GPU.
Display settings:
I found the IDSniffer file, but I'm not sure how to share it here. It's an enormous blob of text. Here are parts that reference the graphics cards:
Top of the document:
Then near the bottom of the document:
I'll be hugely grateful to anyone who can tell me what I'm missing.
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Maybe you could boot into the BIOS and turn off the lesser video system? That would leave only your big GPU card for Adobe software to see and interact with.
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Hello @sarahg89416446,
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. I hope Mike's suggestions helped resolve the problem. If not, please try running InDesign under a different administrator account (Windows), and under that account, performing a clean reinstallation of the GPU(s) drivers (Intel / NVIDIA / AMD), setting the Graphics Preference to High-Performance for InDesign (https://adobe.ly/40DvIbF), and checking if it helps.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Anubhav
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Do you have any monitors plugged into the motherboard or just the NVIDIA card?
I'm using _only_ my card and the internal Intel display adapter doesn't show up at all in the Device Manager.
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