Windows 10: Windows 10 not detecting my Nvidia display card

Windows 10 not detecting my Nvidia display card

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Windows 10 upgrade to 1709 does not detect my other display.

Is there a fix? And is it possible to stop the force feeding of the 1709 build?

Windows 10 upgrade to 1709 does not detect my other display. I have tried every suggestion listed here to no avail. Including installing KB4057291. Going back to the prior build again. NVidia graphics card not listed as display adaptor because it will not
recognize my 2nd display. Yet once i go back my 2nd display and screen settings come back

 

Windows 10 not detecting Nvidia Graphics Card

Hi,

(Laptop) Specs:

Asus R558UF-XO044T

Intel i5-6200U, Intel HD Graphics + Nvidia GT930M, 8GB RAM.

Windows 10 Home Single Language (Version: 1703; Build: 15063.608)

So a few months ago I switched from Windows 10 to Ubuntu. I wasn't using Nvidia drivers while I was using Ubuntu. So I (fresh) installed Windows 10 tonight (not dual-boot; also ran updates after install) but for some reason my Nvidia card is not showing
up in the Display Adapters section of Device Manager. And Nvidia Driver installer says "This graphics driver could not find compatible graphics hardware". The last time I used Windows I never encountered this issue.

Relevant Screenshots:

Device Manager

System Information - Display (msinfo32)

Nvidia Installer Error

What I've tried:

• Attempt to install latest Nvidia drivers.
• Attempt to install Nvidia drivers available from Asus' website
• Attempt to install latest Nvidia drivers in safe mode.
• Attempt to install latest Nvidia drivers after "bcdedit /set pciexpress forcedisable" (Source)
• Attempt to install latest Nvidia drivers after installing (same/most recent available) BIOS.

I've been getting the same error message, so the installation does not proceed any further. I can't think of anything else. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Arjunsinh Jadeja.

 

Unable to detect NVIDIA GPU after latest windows 10 update

I believe I am having the same issue. The solution that you suggested does not work as I am unable to uninstall the drivers through the Device Manager as my GPU is not being detected and is therefore not listed under Display Adapters.

I have an Nvidia GTX 765M as well as an Intel integrated graphics card. At the moment the machine is only recognizing the inferior Intel card. I booted into the BIOS and noticed that my discrete graphics card was listed as [NOT DETECTED].

This appears to be an issue for several other users and I am quite confident it is an error on the Microsoft side.