discrete GPU (nvidia) and itegrated GPU (intel)

Hello,
I have a bit of a problem... It refers to the GPU switching with the option of Running x application with intel or nvidia GPU. Once for example I choose the game running with the Nvidia graphic card after I look on task manager it still shows that application is running with 0 GPU (which is intel) and it also colides with the web browser which is stuttering. I have changed everything in the Nvidia panel and also intel panel to save options for each application to seperate nvidia from intel graphics, but it does not seem to work.
So my question is, is there any way to set up and force assign of nvidia graphic or intel graphics card through the registry (regedit)?
My specs are:
clevo based laptop,
windows 10 (latest build),
intel processor i-7700hq,
intel graphic card 630,
nvidia graphic card 1050 ti,
16 gb of ram.
Greetings.

@dalchina hello sir, thank you for you answer, but that's not an answer for my question. I need something "far more advanced" to set up and ascribe each process permanently. And the regedit option would be really fine.
LatencyMon... I run it on previous laptop and the tests were so long that I couldn't even tell which one was real or not and what caused the problem.
Any other solutions?
Thank you

@dalchina so I am wondering about LatencyMon. How long do I need to run the test in order to know what is wrong with my machine? I have similar problem described here:
dGPU Switch and Freeze Problem |Intel Communities
once it was solved, but come back, that's why I Am asking about the regedit.

""far more advanced" to set up and ascribe each process permanently. And the regedit option would be really fine. "

There is no such option on Optimus laptops, which I believe those Clevo kit jobbies are. You may have something extra in the UEFI/BIOS, have a look.

I'm afraid you are going to have to look through the technical literature, particularly as regards Optimus hardware.
Those are given in post #2
http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/LO_op...itepapers.html
Read page 8 onwards of the Optimus_Whitepaper_FINAL.pdf

Go to Clevo for their particular hardware.

High end gamer Laptops have different hardware and are more towards the hardware on desktops, and a lot pricier.

I am using an Optimus laptop at the moment, just being realistic about the hardware.
Everything on mine that needs to use the Nvidia Graphics does so, some things I have intentionally used the iGPU because it is actually more efficient than the Nvidia rendering.
I showed an example in a post a while back.

@dalchina
thank you for the links, gonna check them later.
@Helmut
I have locked BIOS/UEFI - need to wait for PREMA to unlock it here. Optimus laptops? It's for graphics. If nvidia control panel stores the location of files somewhere, then there has to be a way to edit it via regedit.
The pdf whitepaper does not say anything about regedit. I just need to find a path to locate the regedit location of files which store the settings of Nvidia panel.
For example as processes of windows 10 located into registry which we can disable/enable or set manual - those which u can't turn off via process manager.

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