Starting from the top, Intel’s Graphics Command Center is largely cut from the same cloth as other modern graphics control panels, such as NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience and AMD’s Radeon Settings application.
At the same time however, it’s also the first step in part of a larger process to prepare Intel’s software stack and overall software ecosystem ahead of the company’s ambitious plans to enter the discrete GPU market in 2020. Dubbed the Intel Graphics Command Center, the new control panel – or to be more technically accurate, the new app – is an effort from Intel to modernize a part of their overall graphics infrastructure, replacing the serviceable (but not necessarily loved) current iteration of the company’s control panel. Probably because it’s mediocre for adjusting the screen at best.Making their own contribution to this busy week of GPU and gaming news, this evening Intel took the wraps off of their previously teased new graphics control panel. I’m not sure why the Intel Graphics icon bothers me so much. If you really need to use it again, just recheck the box in System Configuration.
When you get back from rebooting, the icon no longer appears. If this is your first time making changes to System Configuration, you’re prompted to restart your system. Or you can uncheck them all actually then click OK. Then uncheck the Intel box with the command C:\Windows\system32\igfxtray.exe. Now, to make sure it doesn’t appear the next time you restart, click Start and type: msconfig in the search box and hit Enter. Now, click the Intel icon again and select Exit Tray. Go through the different options and set everything to your liking.
Then select the type of Mode you want to use. When you go into the Graphics and Media Control Panel, check Do Not Show this Dialog Again. Set the Graphics Properties an Graphics Options. Go ahead and run it and set it how you want the graphics to display. In this example, it’s a new Dell Inspiron N5040 laptop with the HD Intel Graphics utility. Here’s an example of the offending Intel Graphics icon.
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