NVIDIA GeForce 650M Code 43 Error on Pavilion dv6t

Hi all,
I have recently been browsing in my Device Manager window and found that under display adaptors my NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M graphics adapter has a yellow flag on it. When I open the device, the device status reads:
"Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)"
I have tried reinstalling every possible driver for the 650M but nothing seems to work. Windows seems to be defaulting to the on-board Intel HD Graphics 4000 and I cannot disable it while enabling the 650M. I talked with HP tech support who said to go into my BIOS and disable the HD graphics BUT BUT BUT my BIOS had no settings to change the boot-up graphics device.
Any help would be great.
My setup includes:
-Pavilion dv6
-BIOS version F.13 (Insyde)

Hi cschwab145:
Welcome to the forum! Thank you for your query. I am pleased to be of assistance!
If you check the driver and software page for you computer, I believe there is a bios update for your system. click here. Please follow the on screen prompts, to display your software and drivers.
You should see bios listed on the page, click on it and check for any updates. I am also including a document on "Downloading or Updating Software and Drivers for HP Computers" click here and "Overview of Switchable Graphics or Dual GPUs" click here. You could also try running the Windows troubleshooter(built in on Windows 8) MS Fix it. click here ( Wind0ws 7, Vista and XP) Here is a link to the "HP Support Assistant", click here which will also help to update any drivers.. If you require more assistance, would you provide the model of your computer and the operating system you are running.
"How Do I Find My Model Number or Product Number?" click here.
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