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twwebrus2018-08-03 14:08:31
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twwebrus, 2018-08-03 14:08:31

Why does not see the video card after replacing it with an SSD?

Good day.
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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Doc44, 2018-08-03
@Doc44

Put back ten.

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Artem @Jump, 2018-08-03
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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.

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Vladimir Proskurin, 2018-08-03
@Vlad_IT

How did you uninstall the nvidia driver? Need in safe mode through this thing Display Driver Uninstaller Download

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res2001, 2018-08-03
@res2001

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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