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These are contradictory statements.There is never an excuse for poorly behaving software, but leaving the driver & associated application installed after the relevent GPU is no longer present is just asking for trouble.
If your software can't handle other hardware being present, then your software is broken.
And as I said, both DirectX 12 and Vulkan is designed to have a mix of GPUs, so they should be aware of this and test it before shipping a new driver.