How To Disable Your Native Intel Graphics Card
Most custom-built computers will have a native Intel graphics processing unit installed and enabled.
The native GPU may cause FSX 2020/FSX Subscription not to launch or launch and then crash.
To disable the native Intel GPU, please do the following:
- Click on Start, and then click on Run.
- Type "Device Manager" without quotes and click OK; The device manager opens.
- Expand Display Adapters.
- Check if you can see both graphics cards.
- You may right-click on the native Intel graphics card and click on "Disable."
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