Windows 10: GPU nVidia MSI GeForce GTX960 4GB-D5TOC Doesnt turn on in Windows 10

Hi I have a some computer that i mounted sometime ago, and i've been updating it since time to time, i have today this configuration [MB¹]REVENGERGA-H81M-D3H; [CPU²] Corei7-4790K3.6 Ghz; [GPU³]nVidia MSI GeForce GTX960 4GB-D5TOC ; [RAM⁴] DDR3 {8 GB1.6v - 1600 MHz} ; [SSD⁵] GOLDENFIR - {1TB} - Font Brazil PC 750w - Windows 10 Pro - Activated but when i turn on, only hd Graphics 4600 are showed at Device Manager and i need to use the Integrated graphic from Motherboard... If i switch the cables to my Graphic Card GTX 960 i dont have any video...any light how can i turn on that graphics c

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Windows 10 Nvidia Quadro M1000M GPU not working after installing external GPU NVidia GeForce RTX 3060

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Persistent NVIDIA GPU Issue with Code 43 on Windows 11

Despite the GPU (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q Design) being recognized in the BIOS and listed in Device Manager, it does not appear in Task Manager. As a result, my system defaults to using the integrated Intel(R) UHD Graphics.
In Device Manager, next to the driver, a Code 43 error is reported with the message 'The device has reported a problem and has been stopped.' Additionally, the NVIDIA Control Panel does not launch.

Here's a brief summary of the steps I've already attempted, unfortunately without success:

1. Complete uninstallation of NVIDIA drivers in Safe Mode
   
2. Updating drivers directly from NVIDIA's website
   
3. Installing drivers through NVIDIA GeForce Experience
   
4. Reinstalling the NVIDIA Control Panel
   
5. Restarting NVIDIA Display Container LS from Services
   

Here are the specifications of my laptop:

• MSI Prestige 15 A10SC
  
• Intel Core i7-10710U
  
• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 with Max-Q Design
  
• 16 GB RAM
  
• 512 GB SSD
  

I've noticed that my issue mirrors one discussed in a previous thread: Redirecting

I believe this is not a hardware problem.