Nvidia not able to turn off or switch to Intel on Ubuntu 18.04

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I have Nvidia 5200m and I'm using the additional driver from Nvidia. I want to only use Intel GPU and turn off Nvidia. I try to do this with prime-select intel and it works, but when the system reboots I get a black screen with only the mouse cursor.



I have no option to select from BIOS, except to turn off or on Nvidia optimus. Nvidia optimus needs to be off in BIOS for the additional driver to work (it's off now).



My laptop is a Dell-Latitude e6430.







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    I have Nvidia 5200m and I'm using the additional driver from Nvidia. I want to only use Intel GPU and turn off Nvidia. I try to do this with prime-select intel and it works, but when the system reboots I get a black screen with only the mouse cursor.



    I have no option to select from BIOS, except to turn off or on Nvidia optimus. Nvidia optimus needs to be off in BIOS for the additional driver to work (it's off now).



    My laptop is a Dell-Latitude e6430.







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      I have Nvidia 5200m and I'm using the additional driver from Nvidia. I want to only use Intel GPU and turn off Nvidia. I try to do this with prime-select intel and it works, but when the system reboots I get a black screen with only the mouse cursor.



      I have no option to select from BIOS, except to turn off or on Nvidia optimus. Nvidia optimus needs to be off in BIOS for the additional driver to work (it's off now).



      My laptop is a Dell-Latitude e6430.







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      I have Nvidia 5200m and I'm using the additional driver from Nvidia. I want to only use Intel GPU and turn off Nvidia. I try to do this with prime-select intel and it works, but when the system reboots I get a black screen with only the mouse cursor.



      I have no option to select from BIOS, except to turn off or on Nvidia optimus. Nvidia optimus needs to be off in BIOS for the additional driver to work (it's off now).



      My laptop is a Dell-Latitude e6430.









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          1. Install driver



            sudo apt-get install nvidia-390



          2. Run this command



            sudo prime-select intel



          3. Delete xorg.conf



            rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf



          4. Edit GRUB configuration file



            sudo vim /etc/default/grub 


            Replace nouveau.runpm=0 with nouveau.runpm=1 in the line beginning GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=. Save and exit.




          5. Write the changes to GRUB:



            sudo update-grub


          6. Enable Nvidia optimus from BIOS





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          • Is this the solution? Why did you need to delete xorg.conf? Had you created and/or edited it?
            – Zanna
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          • X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings we want to delete it to allow intel get work without problems because it's have only NVIDIA Device.
            – Ahmedsaber
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          1. Install driver



            sudo apt-get install nvidia-390



          2. Run this command



            sudo prime-select intel



          3. Delete xorg.conf



            rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf



          4. Edit GRUB configuration file



            sudo vim /etc/default/grub 


            Replace nouveau.runpm=0 with nouveau.runpm=1 in the line beginning GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=. Save and exit.




          5. Write the changes to GRUB:



            sudo update-grub


          6. Enable Nvidia optimus from BIOS





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          • Is this the solution? Why did you need to delete xorg.conf? Had you created and/or edited it?
            – Zanna
            36 mins ago










          • X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings we want to delete it to allow intel get work without problems because it's have only NVIDIA Device.
            – Ahmedsaber
            23 mins ago














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          1. Install driver



            sudo apt-get install nvidia-390



          2. Run this command



            sudo prime-select intel



          3. Delete xorg.conf



            rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf



          4. Edit GRUB configuration file



            sudo vim /etc/default/grub 


            Replace nouveau.runpm=0 with nouveau.runpm=1 in the line beginning GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=. Save and exit.




          5. Write the changes to GRUB:



            sudo update-grub


          6. Enable Nvidia optimus from BIOS





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          • Is this the solution? Why did you need to delete xorg.conf? Had you created and/or edited it?
            – Zanna
            36 mins ago










          • X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings we want to delete it to allow intel get work without problems because it's have only NVIDIA Device.
            – Ahmedsaber
            23 mins ago












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          1. Install driver



            sudo apt-get install nvidia-390



          2. Run this command



            sudo prime-select intel



          3. Delete xorg.conf



            rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf



          4. Edit GRUB configuration file



            sudo vim /etc/default/grub 


            Replace nouveau.runpm=0 with nouveau.runpm=1 in the line beginning GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=. Save and exit.




          5. Write the changes to GRUB:



            sudo update-grub


          6. Enable Nvidia optimus from BIOS





          share|improve this answer
















          1. Install driver



            sudo apt-get install nvidia-390



          2. Run this command



            sudo prime-select intel



          3. Delete xorg.conf



            rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf



          4. Edit GRUB configuration file



            sudo vim /etc/default/grub 


            Replace nouveau.runpm=0 with nouveau.runpm=1 in the line beginning GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=. Save and exit.




          5. Write the changes to GRUB:



            sudo update-grub


          6. Enable Nvidia optimus from BIOS






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          • Is this the solution? Why did you need to delete xorg.conf? Had you created and/or edited it?
            – Zanna
            36 mins ago










          • X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings we want to delete it to allow intel get work without problems because it's have only NVIDIA Device.
            – Ahmedsaber
            23 mins ago
















          • Is this the solution? Why did you need to delete xorg.conf? Had you created and/or edited it?
            – Zanna
            36 mins ago










          • X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings we want to delete it to allow intel get work without problems because it's have only NVIDIA Device.
            – Ahmedsaber
            23 mins ago















          Is this the solution? Why did you need to delete xorg.conf? Had you created and/or edited it?
          – Zanna
          36 mins ago




          Is this the solution? Why did you need to delete xorg.conf? Had you created and/or edited it?
          – Zanna
          36 mins ago












          X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings we want to delete it to allow intel get work without problems because it's have only NVIDIA Device.
          – Ahmedsaber
          23 mins ago




          X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings we want to delete it to allow intel get work without problems because it's have only NVIDIA Device.
          – Ahmedsaber
          23 mins ago












           

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