The NVIDIA graphics card won't work in a laptop. Laptops near-always use integrated chips. Either on the motherboard or in the CPU.

There is probably no good answer to this problem other than replace the laptop- or look more deeply into the graphics subsystem. There might be an answer somewhere on forcing via configuration the use of Intel graphics on the CPU if you have an Intel CPU with Intel graphics (most modern Intel CPUs do come with Intel graphics in the CPU so there very well could be a way to do this, but most people probably have never had a reason to do it, so there may be very little documentation on how to do it, though I haven't looked myself, recently anyway).

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