pnputil uninstall integrated gpu

is there a way to uninstall the integrated gpu from the system ("Device Manager > Display Adapters > Right Click "*Integrated GPU* > Uninstall device") using pnputil or another method via cli?

"/disable-device" asks for the specific hardware ID, which i dont want. i want this to uninstall any integrated GPU found no matter what system its run on. plus this method only disables the device, not uninstalls it. so the integrated gpu is still found in the system when querying with wmic.

reason being, for the HighPerfAdapter script so it chooses the correct dedicated GPU instead of the onboard integrated GPU.

You can uninstall the driver but Windows 11 will reinstall it maybe disable the GPU from Device Manager or from BIOS setup utility.

FreeBooter said:

You can uninstall the driver but Windows 11 will reinstall it maybe disable the GPU from Device Manager or from BIOS setup utility.

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my bios is dell, and this machines bios is not very tweakable. theres no option to disable onboard integrated gpu in bios.

i can manually disable and uninstall the integrated gpu in device manager, but i want a method to do this via CLI for convienence, and to be deployed on any machine to disable any onboard integrated GPU

You can use Dism command to uninstall third-party drivers i will post a how to Dism video.

In this video, i will show you how to uninstall offline windows operating system drivers with Dism command.,

i found that "pnputil /remove-device <Instance Id>" will remove the device from Device Manager and thus does what i want. but using "VEN_8*" doesnt appear to remove the device. i have to fully specify the Instance Id for it to work. i want this to remove any Intel integrated GPU, not just mine.

I will try to uninstall the Intel video driver (oem51.inf) and see if that removes the Intel integrated GPU from device manager

Like is said Windows 11 will reinstall the integrated GPU driver as you are not deleting the driver.