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HP ZBook Fury 16 G9 Mobile Workstation PC (609L9AV)
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I have an HP ZBook Fury 16 G9 (Serial Number: ) with an Intel Core i7-12850HX and NVIDIA RTX A1000.

Only the NVIDIA GPU is detected in Device Manager, Task Manager, and PowerShell. Intel UHD Graphics does not appear at all.

I have also checked the BIOS, but there is no Hybrid Graphics, Switchable Graphics, or Integrated Graphics option.

Could you please confirm whether this behavior is normal for my specific serial number/configuration, or if Intel UHD Graphics should be available? If it should, please let me know how to enable it.

Thank you.

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It should be enabled. Open device manager then expand display adaptors and post screenshot or image. Also open task manager then go to performance and post image

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So I did some research and found that On the ZBook Fury 16 G9 models equipped with certain dedicated professional GPUs (like your NVIDIA RTX A1000), HP utilizes a discrete-only hardware routing layout. The internal display panel and all external video output ports are physically wired directly to the NVIDIA GPU.  That's why Hybrid option available in BIOS.

 

You can run official test on your machine right now:
  1. Turn off your laptop. Turn it back on and tap F2 immediately to enter the HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI menu.
  2. Navigate to Component Tests -> Video / Graphics.
  3. Run the hardware test.
The embedded HP system tester reads directly from the motherboard firmware. Test can confirm this by passing all tests without listing the Intel iGPU, verifying that the system does not recognize it as a physical error.. Your system is working exactly as officially engineered by HP.
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