A simple console application used to restart a device (in this case, the integrated graphics adapter) in the Windows 10 Device Manager list.
Some machines have both an (a) integrated graphics adapter and a (b) discreet, hardware GPU. Things can get a bit funky when...
- The Windows 10 system goes in/out of sleep mode (e.g. power saving mode) and/or...
- The attached monitor support multiple refresh rates (e.g. 60hz and 120hz)
I purchased a Razor Blade Studio laptop, but there are times, when operating in "second screen only" mode (Win + P) that the "current refresh rate" in the display adapter does not sync. I've been unable to troubleshoot the issue beyond either (1) a computer restart or (2) disabling/re-enabling the integrated graphics adapter.
This console app makes it easy to do (2).
- Developed and built using Visual Studio 2019
- Tested on Windows 10
- Simply run
InternalDisplayAdapterManagerApp.exe(must be run with Administrator privileges)
- 1.0.1
- Added automated bits to require elevated permissions when running the application
- 1.0.0
- First working version
- 0.1.0
- First commit
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details