Nvidia Graphics Not Detected In Device Manager !
0If your Nvidia graphics card is not being detected in Device Manager, here’s a step-by-step guide to troubleshoot the issue. Typically, after opening *Device Manager* and expanding **Display Adapters**, you should see your Nvidia graphics card listed. If it’s not there, you can try adding it manually.
First, click on the *Action* tab at the top and select *Add Legacy Hardware**. This option allows you to manually add hardware. Once inside the **Add Legacy Hardware* wizard, click on *Next* and select **Search and Install the Hardware Automatically**. This option will help the system search for your Nvidia graphics card. If this process works, your Nvidia card should now be detected and installed.
If it still doesn’t show up, you can try *Scanning for Hardware Changes* from the *Action* menu. Additionally, you can manually install the drivers by downloading the correct Nvidia drivers and using the *Update Driver* option in Device Manager to point to the driver location on your computer.
By following these steps, your Nvidia graphics card should appear in Device Manager.
0:00 Introduction
0:08 Check *Device Manager* under *Display Adapters*
0:24 Add hardware manually using *Add Legacy Hardware*
0:38 Use *Search and Install Automatically*
0:53 Select *Microsoft Display Adapter*
1:00 Scan for hardware changes
1:10 Manually install Nvidia drivers
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