Envy x360 2015 is not using Nvidia GTX 930m - GTX 900 Series not boot graphics

I custom ordered a 2015 Envy x360 with a gtx 930m and my laptop was using Intel HD 5500 graphics out of the box. The BIOS has no option to configure boot graphics that I could find (even after a BIOS update through HP's driver/software update page). The 930m is detected and running correctly, but it is not the boot graphics and the only program I can get to actually use the GPU is Nvidia's Geforce Experience. Am I missing something here? EDIT: I have also updated my Nvidia drivers from HP's driver update site.

I just got off the phone with an HP support case manager and he wouldn't guarantee or even suggest that it was likely that the boot graphics option would be added to the BIOS.My options are return it or don't boot with the graphics card. According to my research, the InsydeH20 BIOS actually has lots of options and settings but manufacturerers (including HP) often hide the "advanced" settings because we're too dumb to not break our own laptops. If you're feeling frisky you can request that someone unlock your BIOS for you at bios-mods.com to give you access to the advanced options, but you're playing with fire with BIOS modding so... I'm going to go to Best Buy and see if the pre-configured version of my laptop boots on the GPU. If it does then I'm going to request that HP send me that pre-configured model to make ammends for what they've done. Good luck to you, please let me know if you get any new information

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