Windows 10: Asus TUF F15 - Nvidia GTX 1650 not recognise in Windows 11

I have a Asus TUF F15 laptop. The graphic card stop working a few weeks or a month ago. Your problem: - Your Nvidia GTX 1650 no longer works after Windows 11 update - Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621 - How I found out: multiple monitor stop workingI can't game because it switch back with Intel UHD- In Device Manager, your Nvidia Graphic Card no longer listed under Display. It only show up as Hidden Device. - You cannot select Nvidia graphic card at allFollowed the latest update instruction which did not work: - Install GeForce Experience and download the latest driver. Result: download and i

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Windows 10 Pro Installation issue with NVIDIA GTX 1650 Super

Background:

I started a Windows 10 Pro installation via USB port. It ran for a while but failed because it didn't like my ancient GTX-260 graphics card. So I'll upgrade. It's old anyway. I found a decent replacement in the GTX-1650 Super. I then found the following
thread to see if it was Windows 10 compatible:

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And the answer appeared to be yes. I also found threads with GTX-1650 and Windows 10 apparently working. So I think I'm good to buy the board. Swapped out the old graphics card for the new GTX-1650. I am up and fully functional running Win 7 64 bit with
the new GTX-1650 Super using two displays via HDMI cables.

I again start the Win 10 install. Now I get the following error in the "What needs your attention" window:

"This device isn't compatible in Windows 10. Contact the manufacturer

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER

(NVIDIA)

You'll have problems with your display in Windows 10."

A "Confirm" button is displayed leading me to think it will proceed with the video card anyway. It doesn't. I always end up two steps back.

I checked the Win 10 Flash device and it's printed with "WIN 10 Eng Inti Home/Pro" and some numbers.

I checked the contents of the Flash device. The file bootmgr.efi has a Digital Signature dated "Monday, March 18, 2019". I looked at the file certificate and it's valid from 8/23/2018 to 11/23/2019.

To me, it feels like the problem is getting the correct graphics card driver before or during the update and not the certificate out of date.

Any suggestions?

JeffM

 

NVIDIA introduces GeForce GTX 1650 Turing GPUs

Source: Introducing GeForce GTX 1650, Starting at $149 | NVIDIA Blog

See also: GeForce GTX 1650 Graphics Card | NVIDIA

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NVIDIA introduces GeForce GTX 1650 Turing GPUs

Source: Introducing GeForce GTX 1650, Starting at $149 | NVIDIA Blog

See also: GeForce GTX 1650 Graphics Card | NVIDIA