Windows 10: I accidentally uninstalled my NVIDIA grapichs driver on device manager of my laptop what...

I updated my OS to Windows 11 on my laptop just two weeks ago. Then, while using my external monitor for a project, it suddenly blacked out. When I checked the device manager for display adapters, the Nvidia graphics was no longer there. I tried restoring the system and also tried the tricks on armoury crate that I've read and even used DDU to completely remove the driver from the system, and then set up the system to automatically download needed drivers, but after restarting, nothing changed. Only my AMD graphics is showing up, and Nvidia is nowhere to be found.

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NVIDIA GPU uninstalled in device Manager

I accidentally uninstalled my NVIDIA GPU from device manager and now I want to reinstall it but when I try reinstalling it with NIVDIA installer it says, "The graphic driver could not find compatible Graphic Hardware.". Help me on how to get my graphic
hardware back and use it for my high performance.

 

Nvidia Driver Disappearing in Device Manager

Hello I've had a problem with my system detecting my laptop GPU ever since I disconnected it from my laptop using device manager. I was testing to see how my system would do without it and now it's acting up and the GPU driver will disappearing soon after I start up windows (It shows up when I show hidden devices but cant be enabled) . I've tried Updating drivers (I get 2 errors from the Nvidia installer one saying it's not compatible with this version of windows which it is and the other saying I don't have the hardware which I do), tried uninstalling all my Nvidia software and reinstalling it, resetting the BIOS, and a few others with no result that will fully bring back my GPU driver. Any suggestions? Thanks

 

accidentally uninstalled my keyboard driver and lost it in the device manager .

try scanning for hardware changes under device manager:

To scan for hardware changes, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, and type devmgmt.msc in the Start Search box and hit enter.
   
2. Device Manager opens.
   
3. In Device Manager, click your computer so that it is highlighted.
   
4. Click Action, and then click Scan for hardware changes.
   
5. Check the USB device to see whether it is working.
   

If that doesn't help, go to windows update and check for updates. It might start downloading your keyboard driver right away.