If you want a bit more control/visibility over what's going on, check out these features under NVIDIA Control Panel->Desktop: In cases where it does (as determined by in-game performance and diagnostics), you should be able to override by using 3D settings->Manage 3D settings (see here). Using the integrated graphics for the Windows desktop does not normally prevent games from automatically using your discrete graphics hardware. You should always be able to select the display resolution and related features by using the Windows Display settings dialog, available by right-clicking the desktop. The missing settings are either not applicable with your current hardware (it only shows the Stereoscopic 3D section when you have a capable display), or are currently being controlled by another driver (probably the integrated graphics). This requires Internet Explorer or having Java installed for other browsers. Package that you have already downloaded. Mechanism via the 'GRAPHICS DRIVERS' button, to see if it suggests the same driver You could also go on the NVIDIA Driver Downloads page and use the automatic detection Try to reinstall the Nvidia driver to see if this is also true in your case. They are currently handled by the on-board Intel adapter. Which is to ensure during the Nvidia driver installation that all its componentsĪre marked for installation, even the ones that are unchecked by default since The thread Stereoscopic 3D missing in nvidia control panel has a simpler solution,

This might fix the problem, but might place more demand on your battery. If your BIOS has an option to define the nVidia Geforce as default, I find it more difficult to get good results with the HD4000 Panel is not fully functional (Don't have integrated on the Nvidia When the integrated is selected as default in BIOS the AMD control That way on my PC with HD4000 and AMD gpu. Not having experience with Optimus it was just a guess, as it works So yeah, in a nutshell there's no problem. The 'display' options for which the scaling is located in the nvidiaĬontrol panel is not needed since the intel driver handles that part. In the nvidia control panel you should only have 3D and video options. Hence no option in the Nvidia control panel. You do not have the option in the Nvidia control panel since the intelĭriver / graphics processor is the default processor to handle video

You have an 'Optimus' system which means you have an intel Your 'problem' is not a problem at all but its the nature of your The thread Force 4:3 ratio / pillarbox with 540M explains it : The Intel integrated graphics adapter in your computer is most probably

Nvidia only shows 3d settings