How to Add or Remove Games From Intel Graphics Command Center on Windows
If you have an Intel graphics card installed on your Windows computer, you can optimize games to run smoothly on it with a few clicks. All you need to do is add them to the Intel Graphics Command Center, and the program will take care of the rest. That way, you don’t have to fiddle with the Intel Graphics Settings to get the best gaming performance.
Here’s how to add and remove games to Intel Graphics Command Center on Windows.
How to Add Games to Intel Graphics Command Center on Windows
You candownload Intel Graphics Command Centerfrom the Microsoft Store if you don’t have it already installed. And if you’re having trouble starting the program, you can read our guide onhow to fix Intel Graphics Command Center when it’s not working.
Once you’re able to open Intel Graphics Command Center, follow the steps below to add a game:
Now you will see the game show up in theGamestab of the home screen. If you want to add more games, click theplus signon the right side of theMy Gamesheading. From there, the instructions to complete adding the game will be familiar.
Windows has other ways to optimize games besides using Intel Graphics Command Center. For more information, check our guides onhow to optimize Windows 10 for gamingandthings to disable in Windows 11 for better gaming performance.
How to Remove Games From Intel Graphics Command Center on Windows
If you no longer want Intel Graphics Command Center to optimize a game, you could easily remove it. In theGamestab on the home screen, click thethree vertical dots(this is known as the “More” icon) next to the game you want to remove, and then selectRemove from Library.
Now the game will no longer be optimized by Intel Graphics Command Center.
Optimizing Games on Windows the Easy Way
There are plenty of things you can do to optimize gaming performance on Windows. Luckily, if you have an Intel processor, you can simply add your games to Intel Graphics Command Center. The program will ensure the games run smoothly on your Windows PC.
However, keep in mind that this is just one of the many tools you could use towards that end on Windows. So there’s always something more you can do if you’re still not getting the best performance out of your games.
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