Windows 10: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 Ti incompatible with Windows 10

I recently updated and found that absolutely nothing is working regarding graphics.
I've lost dual monitor, I cannot play games, and my computer doesn't even identify my graphics card, nor my second monitor.
I've tried updating the drivers through Nvidia experience, update 353.62 for windows 10, and it fails every time on graphics drivers.
My graphics card is: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 Ti.
I've tried manually updating it through Nvidias website, and through Experience and both fails on the same part, and as far as I can see through Devices Management on the control panel, this computer doesn't even recognize this card.
I have used this card for a year and a half now, and this is the first time this has occurred.

Any help is appreciated!

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Lock screen keeps coming up while I'm using it

This did not work for me. I have an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti video card. Deleting and reloading driver seemed to go fine, but problem persists.

 

Windows 10 automatic updates causing restart loop

I have just upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Everything went fine with the installation and the computer booted up into Windows 10; a couple minutes later the computer restarted with no warning. After rebooting and logging back in it promptly restarted
again. And again...

It seems that what is happening is that Windows update is trying to install updated graphics drivers for my Nvidia GTX 660 TI graphics card; the installation fails and Windows restarts. I have uninstalled the Nvidia drivers and Geforce experience, but the
problem is still occurring.

I can't find any information on what is going wrong. If I look in my updates history it shows the failed installations of the GTX 660 Ti drivers, but doesn't seem to give any error information.

Help?

 

Try a clean install of the latest drivers with just the graphics drivers and PhysX

Look at step 9 here

NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

the link you gave us is for windows 7,if i do all the steps will it work for windows 10 as well?

 

If you haven't already done this:

I suggest downloading the drivers directly from Visual Computing Leadership from NVIDIA. Choose the 600 series, the 660ti, and Win 10 (X64?). The current version is 353.62. Do not try to install the drivers online.

Run the downloaded package. Choose a "custom" install. I only do the graphics drivers and PhysX. (I don't know why nVidia installs the 3d stuff by default. Few of us have 3D capable monitors.) Be sure the check the "clean install" box to remove the old drivers.

Best of luck.