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You have two graphics cards? What model? Do you have the latest driver installed? Try changing some of your graphics settings like shadows etc

 

So is the game trying to run off your integrated graphics maybe? Rather than the 1060 MaxQ?
And you've tried:
Switching to the dedicated Nvidia GPU
- First, open the Nvidia Control Panel. One way to do that is right-clicking on an empty space on the desktop and choosing Nvidia Control Panel from the menu.
- Navigate to 3D Settings > Manage 3D Settings.
- Open the tab Program Settings and choose the game from the dropdown menu.
- Next, select the preferred graphics processor for this program from the second dropdown. Your Nvidia GPU should show as High performance Nvidia processor.
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If that doesn't work, plug your power cable in.and set your power/battery optimization settings to max performance. Turn shaders and everything else in the in game settings down to low, and see how you go.

 

Yeah, I know the hardware you have should be more than enough, it's moreso trying the power settings rather than ingame ones where I think you'll have luck. Try that though, click on your battery icon, click power settings, and set it to performance, and make sure your charger is in. This will stop the laptop from ever switching to integrated graphics to save power. Otherwise you'll have to disable your integrated graphics driver completely if this or changing the setting in nvidia control panel to use the gpu isn't working. If that doesn't work, well.... You've already tried reinstalling your nvidia driver, so might as well try your intel driver or reinstalling the game.

EDIT - Short version in order: Run a game scan if you haven't, if you already have, try the power settings I mentioned, then try reinstalling the game or your HD graphics driver.

 

Don't you have any English-speaking friends handy to translate? Online translators are usually pretty hopeless. Especially with more technical stuff.

 

Ok I'll try keep things simple and re-explain when the translator can't keep up.

Have you ran a game scan since applying the update and having the issue?

 

Ok, are you plugged into the power when you're having the issue too?

Did you try changing your battery optimization setting?

 

Wouldn't it also be built into your windows regardless whether or not hp's bloatware has power management? What is your operating system?

I'm thinking that that HP software might be what is causing the problem, if the game install and neither driver install nor state is. Maybe try turning it off? I'm definitely sure you should be able to change power settings in windows regardless.

Have you ran ccleaner or another registry cleanup program, or a virus scan? Maybe tried turning your antivirus off?

 

What did you change, and why? Sorry if it sounds like I'm rude or unhelpful lol