What to do if the Nvidia Graphics Card GPU is not detected in Windows?

1. Install The Latest Nvidia Driver

   • Open the Windows Settings App.

   • Click on the Apps section.

   • Select the NVIDIA driver software you want to remove, then click on Uninstall.

   • Follow the subsequent on-screen instructions to finish the uninstallation process.

   • Note that if your NVIDIA isn’t showing up on your Device Manager then click on View and select the Show hidden devices option. 

   • Here the devices that are not connected to your computer will be shown. Uninstall the Nvidia GPU driver.

   • After removing all related NVIDIA drivers, visit the manufacturer’s website and download the latest driver software.

   • Be sure to select the Fresh Install option when you start installing the latest downloaded Graphics driver.

   • Restart your computer for the new changes to take effect.

2. Check If The Graphics Card(Nvidia) Is Enabled

   • Open the Device Manager of your computer. Press Windows Key + X and select the Device Manager option. Or enter “devmgmt.msc” into the Run dialog box and click on the Ok option.

   • Expand the Display adapters option. 

   • Right-click on your NVIDIA Graphics Card and select Properties.

   • Go to the Driver tab. If you find the Enable option then you can be sure that your NVIDIA Graphics card is disabled.

   • Click on the Enable option and restart your computer.

3. Check If The Discrete GPU(Graphics Processing Unit) Is Enabled In BIOS

   • First, restart your computer and enter the BIOS setup. Press F2 or Delete repeatedly when your computer starts the booting process.

   • Navigate to Chipset, then search for dGPU Configuration.

   • Select the dGPU function and set its status to Enabled.

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