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Is your NVIDIA graphics card not being detected on Windows 11? Whether you're facing issues with missing drivers, incorrect BIOS settings, or outdated configurations, this guide has got you covered! 🎮🛠

Learn how to troubleshoot and resolve this problem step-by-step to get your system back to running smoothly with your NVIDIA GPU.

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Procedure:

1.Check Physical Connections

Ensure your GPU is securely seated in the PCIe slot.
Verify that the power cables are properly connected.

2.Update Graphics Drivers

Use GeForce Experience:
Download and install the latest NVIDIA drivers from the official NVIDIA website.

3.Enable the GPU in Device Manager

Press Windows + X - Select Device Manager.

4.Expand Display Adapters.
If the NVIDIA GPU is listed but disabled, right-click and select Enable Device.

Run Windows Update

Go to Settings - Windows Update.

Install any pending updates to ensure compatibility with your NVIDIA card.

5.Check BIOS Settings

Restart your PC and enter BIOS (usually by pressing DEL or F2 during boot).
Ensure the PCIe slot is enabled and the onboard GPU is disabled (if not in use).

6.Perform a Clean Driver Installation

Download Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) and run it to completely remove old drivers.

Reinstall the latest NVIDIA drivers afterward.