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Why does not see the video card after replacing it with an SSD?
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In general, yesterday I bought an SSD drive for my Lenovo IdeaPad 520-15IKB laptop, because. the built-in had an extremely low data transfer rate. I made a replacement, installed Windows 7 (before it was my native ten).
Everything seems to be like in a pharmacy, but some strange things are happening with the video card. In the device manager, you can see the Nvidia GeForce MX150, which is what I need. In addition to it, there is a standard VGA adapter, which is used as the main one. Tried everything in my power - deleted all drivers, installed new ones from the official site; did scans of drivers and updates using third-party software. Everything is clear. If you open the DirectX diagnostic tool, we see that standard VGA is used.
I also tried to disable VGA and boot without it. In this case, everything is loaded, but in the diagnostic tools where the video card is written N / A.
What could be the problem?
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The problem is not in the SSD, but in the fact that you installed a different OS.
It needs drivers.
All the problems described are the result of incorrect installation of drivers.
All.
How did you uninstall the nvidia driver? Need in safe mode through this thing Display Driver Uninstaller Download
On laptops with dual video cards, the discrete turns on when you need increased performance (in games), in other cases the built-in one works.
I have a lenovo z510 with a similar configuration dxdiag on the "Display" tab shows built-in, but on the "Render" tab - NVidia. OS: Win10.
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