Turning off the second graphics card

[lukaknw]

Hello, and I apologize for my English. I would like to disable the nvidia gtx 970 card for mojave because i use integrated. my motherboard msi z87 m power and processor i5 4670k. I would like to exclude the whole nvide, it calls and it bothers me. I'd like to turn off the nvidia.


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[jaymonkey]

Hello, and I apologize for my English. I would like to disable the nvidia gtx 970 card for mojave because i use integrated. my motherboard msi z87 m power and processor i5 4670k. I would like to exclude the whole nvide, it calls and it bothers me. I'd like to turn off the nvidia.

@lukaknw

See this post :-

RehabMan SSDT trick used to disable unsupported Nvidia and keep it in pcie slot while using Mojave

For people like me who want to keep their unsupported videocard in pcie slot 1 (or 2, or 3, I suppose) while testing Mojave with a second supported videocard in another pcie slot (or integrated igpu), take a look at @RehabMan Guide : [FIX] "Window Server Service only ran for 0 seconds" with...

www.tonymacx86.com

Which references this guide :-

[FIX] "Window Server Service only ran for 0 seconds" with dual-GPU

Overview If you have a dual-GPU (Intel+Nvidia or Intel+AMD Radeon), you may have trouble reaching the macOS High Sierra installer. It is a new bug in the system somewhere that stalls boot if the VESA drivers try to connect to the secondary (discrete) graphics device. There are essentially...

www.tonymacx86.com

Cheers
Jay

 

[lukaknw]

@lukaknw

See this post :-

RehabMan SSDT trick used to disable unsupported Nvidia and keep it in pcie slot while using Mojave

For people like me who want to keep their unsupported videocard in pcie slot 1 (or 2, or 3, I suppose) while testing Mojave with a second supported videocard in another pcie slot (or integrated igpu), take a look at @RehabMan Guide : [FIX] "Window Server Service only ran for 0 seconds" with...

www.tonymacx86.com

Which references this guide :-

[FIX] "Window Server Service only ran for 0 seconds" with dual-GPU

Overview If you have a dual-GPU (Intel+Nvidia or Intel+AMD Radeon), you may have trouble reaching the macOS High Sierra installer. It is a new bug in the system somewhere that stalls boot if the VESA drivers try to connect to the secondary (discrete) graphics device. There are essentially...

www.tonymacx86.com

Cheers
Jay

the only problem is that I'm green .. and I can not do it ...

I tried, but all errors

 

[jaymonkey]

the only problem is that I'm green .. and I can not do it ... I tried, but all errors

@lukaknw,

Should be no reason why it should not work, many users are using it successfully to do exactly what you want, you just have to make sure you find the correct SSDT and the appropriate _OFF method.

Suggest you post you code and any errors on this thread :-

RehabMan SSDT trick used to disable unsupported Nvidia and keep it in pcie slot while using Mojave

For people like me who want to keep their unsupported videocard in pcie slot 1 (or 2, or 3, I suppose) while testing Mojave with a second supported videocard in another pcie slot (or integrated igpu), take a look at @RehabMan Guide : [FIX] "Window Server Service only ran for 0 seconds" with...

www.tonymacx86.com

Cheers
Jay