G-Helper Nvidia GPU and app issue. #5142
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@guzelyemre hello, This is two absolutely unrelated things. Removable device is just how windows sees GPU if it's disabled/enabled afterwards using Asus proprietary toggle (via Armoury or G-Helper). It doesn't affect anything, but if it bothers you - install Asus Precision Touchpad driver from Nvidia Optimus settings are handled by Nvidia driver. Switching those settings is unavailable are in certain scenarios, like when you have external monitor connected or so. If it becomes greyed out by itself, it's likely some hiccup with the driver setup :) It's not related to G-Helper or MyASUS services in any way. And that's why a simple restart fixes it. |
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@seerge I thought it was a simple problem, so I tried many methods before writing here. Strangely, when I disable my Asus services, the problem reappears. I guess there's only one solution left: formatting. Thanks for the help. |
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When switching between GPU power profiles in the G-Helper application, after a while the Nvidia GPU falls into the removable drive category. As a result, I can't access the optimization settings in the Nvidia app. Disabling G-Helper, enabling Asus services, and restarting the computer fixes the problem. Has anyone else experienced this error? I need help finding a solution.
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