topic Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts? in Graphics

How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

JWind4 — Sun, 21 Jul 2019 02:41:49 GMT

I want to be able to run it when I want to. I'm not a gamer, the nearest I get to intense graphics is YouTube, consequently I don't want this slowing Windows startup or running all the time.

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

LeonWaksman — Sun, 21 Jul 2019 02:54:03 GMT

Open Task manager, Startup Tab and disable Intel Graphics Command Center.

Leon

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

LeonWaksman — Sun, 21 Jul 2019 03:10:38 GMT

Additional way to stop Intel Graphics Command Center to run at Windows login

Right mouse Click on Intel Graphics Command Center in Windows Start menu.
Click on More > App settings
Switch Intel Graphics Command Center startup task to OFF.

Leon

(Same thing can be done in Windows Settings> Apps > Startup)

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

JWind4 — Sun, 21 Jul 2019 11:33:11 GMT

Thank you very much. I had tried using Autoruns to find the startup entry but, for some reason, it didn't appear in the list (or I didn't recognize it).

John

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

LTrần2 — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 02:00:01 GMT

I use Nvidia graphic card. I have deleted the driver in Device Manager and disable it in BIOS. Also, I don't see it in the startup tab, but it is still running.
At startup, it takes high CPU and rams then goes to idle state as the picture shows.

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

LeonWaksman — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 07:16:27 GMT

Hi @LTrần2

When you have question, you should always open new thread instead of writing in old thread. So, open thread of yours and I'll and other members will help you.

Leon

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

ClariceStarling — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 13:46:32 GMT

People like to add on to someone else's question. It's a psychological thing ... if someone else had the same problem, then you don't feel so dumb to ask the same question!

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

LeonWaksman — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 16:41:23 GMT

Hi @ClariceStarling

This thread is closed and not monitored any more. In addition although the problem may looks similar the solution could be other. Any way, I understand that @LTrần2 have read the solutions proposed here and it didn't help. Therefore is necessary to open a new thread, describe the system and the problem. For example I don't understand what does it mean "I have deleted the driver in Device Manager and disable it in BIOS"? In this thread we are giving advice how to disable the Intel Graphics Command Center (IGCC). IGCC is not a driver, it is an application, can't be deleted from DM or disabled in BIOS.

Leon

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

LTrần2 — Tue, 06 Jul 2021 12:16:46 GMT

It's ok, although this's an old thread it is the first that people can get after google searching. But your opinion is also good, I will consider it. Anyways, thank you for your help, I have remembered the best old solution-DDU graphic remover. It works.

Re: How do I stop the Intel® Graphics Command Center from running automatically when Windows starts?

zextra — Mon, 09 Oct 2023 01:12:35 GMT

How can you use intel graphics? Is there anything i could boost my cpu for playing Call Of Duty: Cold War. My CPU is i5 8400 with basic cooler that comes with it and my friends make fun of my RTX 3060 Ti, which i bought from non-official vendor. Please help me with solving this issue if someone knows how. Optimization for that game is a bit off. Same goes for Battlefield 2042.