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I am using my new HP Spectre 360 with two graphic cards: HD Graphics 630 and Radeon RX Vega M but the Radeon Vega M is not turning on, always HD Graphics 630 is working (often with 100% performance).
I am using my laptop to make movies (CyberLink Power Director 17) with 2,7k / 4k resolution
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Did you install a driver downloaded from Intel's site? If so, that's your problem. If your laptop has hybrid graphics (i.e. uses both Intel and other (NVIDIA or AMD) graphics solutions), you *must* use *only* drivers from your laptop manufacturer. Why? Because they have been modified by the manufacturer to support switching between the two solutions.
Hope this helps,
...S
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I tried to instal drivers from support.hp.com (marked) but still Radeon RX Vega M is not working
still HD Graphics 630 working on high efficiency
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hey I checked hp website, but I have found only intel UHD 620 graphics is there ,
will you share the model number and technical specifications of the hp spectra 360
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serial nr and product nr below
i7-8705G 3.1GHz
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If, somewhere along the way, you installed generic drivers downloaded from either Intel's or AMD's site, then you should try the following:
- Download the Intel and AMD HD graphics driver packages from the HP site. Place on laptop's HDD, but do not attempt installation.
- Disconnect the Internet. Unplug any Ethernet cable and disable wireless.
- Uninstall both the Intel and AMD HD Graphics drivers from the Apps and Features Settings.
- Reboot.
- Install the Intel HD Graphics package. If is asks to reboot at the end, say no.
- Install the AMD HD Graphics package. If is asks to reboot at the end, say yes. If not, reboot anyway
- Reconnect internet.
- Manually check for updates by opening Update and Security Settings and clicking on check now. If any updates installed, reboot at end.
- Test if graphics working properly.
Hope this helps,
...S

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