NikitaF

Yes, I assumed that you can just check on the database. Thank you for your reply

Hello. I am developing a program for the needs of my organization and one thing remains: it is necessary to determine the type of video card (integrated or not). I rummaged through the whole Internet and did not find a good approach. They even suggest using CPU-Z, which is impossible in my case. I found the following parameter description in the WMI documentation (WIN32_VideoController): $ProtocolSupported_ReturnValue = @{ 1='Other' 2='Unknown' 3='EISA' 4='ISA' 5='PCI' 6='ATA/ATAPI' 7='Flexible Diskette' 8='1496' 9='SCSI Parallel Interface' 10='SCSI Fibre Channel Protocol' 11='SCSI Serial Bus Protocol' 12='SCSI Serial Bus Protocol-2 (1394)' 13='SCSI Serial Storage Architecture' 14='VESA' 15='PCMCIA' 16='Universal Serial Bus' 17='Parallel Protocol' 18='ESCON' 19='Diagnostic' 20='I2C' 21='Power' 22='HIPPI' 23='MultiBus' 24='VME' 25='IPI' 26='IEEE-488' 27='RS232' 28='IEEE 802.3 10BASE5' 29='IEEE 802.3 10BASE2' 30='IEEE 802.3 1BASE5' 31='IEEE 802.3 10BROAD36' 32='IEEE 802.3 100BASEVG' 33='IEEE 802.5 Token-Ring' 34='ANSI X3T9.5 FDDI' 35='MCA' 36='ESDI' 37='IDE' 38='CMD' 39='ST506' 40='DSSI' 41='QIC2' 42='Enhanced ATA/IDE' 43='AGP' 44='TWIRP (two-way infrared)' 45='FIR (fast infrared)' 46='SIR (serial infrared)' 47='IrBus' } Tell me, please, what value will correspond to the integrated video card, and what value - to the dedicated? P.S.: When I tried to get the protocol type, both video cards on the laptop return null for this parameter. Are there any other ways to determine the type of video card?