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ralphwiggum1 Typically, the NVIDIA or system should be able to handle this (and you can manually select which is used when). The issue with outright disabling integrated graphics is that it helps with battery life. If your PC is in a lower power mode, it typically uses integrated graphics more than dedicated. So you should probably see why the setting keeps getting disabled and check your NVIDIA Optimus settings (if that's what the GPU switching thing is still called).
I agree that most apps now are developed to choose a higher graphic card, with the help of drivers. However, sometimes they don't somehow. It's better to disable it when we don't use, right?