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Incomplete Nvidia Control Panel

xMattou Posted messages 7 Status Member -  
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Hello, I know this topic has been addressed several times, but it seems to me that there are many case-by-case instances and I have tried many solutions and am starting to go in circles. My Nvidia control panel is incomplete and missing the "display" and "video" tabs.

I have a GTX 1050 Max Q-Design on an Asus Zenbook UX563FD and the computer has an integrated graphics chip. I have indeed reinstalled the latest version of the driver by going directly to the Nvidia site and then to another driver site. I have version 566.14 win11x64 for my dedicated graphics card. I thought I had to go into the Intel graphics configurations to switch to "desktop" mode, but I can't seem to find it.

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    kaneagle Posted messages 86284 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    Hello,

    Were the "Display" and "Video" tabs present in the NVIDIA Control Panel before the update?

    Is the NVIDIA Control Panel installation from the Microsoft Store?
    If so, maybe try reinstalling it.
    --> https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nf8h0h7wmlt?hl=fr-ca&gl=FR

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    1. xMattou Posted messages 7 Status Member
       

      Hello and thank you for your response!

      I uninstalled and just reinstalled it, it shows that I have the GameReady driver 566.14 but still nothing.

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      1. xMattou Posted messages 7 Status Member > xMattou Posted messages 7 Status Member
         

        I saw a YouTube comment saying that if the graphics card is connected to the motherboard instead of the screen directly, this problem could happen. However, I have a second-hand laptop. Should I check?

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  2. kaneagle Posted messages 86284 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    Were the "display" and "video" tabs present in the Nvidia control panel before the update?

    If so, perform a system restore and choose a date prior to the issue.

    Windows + R
    Type --> rstrui.exe and OK.

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    1. xMattou Posted messages 7 Status Member
       

      No, I had never seen it before; I even wonder if, related to the model of my graphics card, I simply can't have these settings but it would be strange not to be able to adjust the graphics settings...

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  4. kaneagle Posted messages 86284 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    Uninstall the nVidia driver properly with DDU
    Check out this tutorial, step 2 --> Display Driver Uninstaller
    Restart the PC

    Reinstall this driver --> nVidia

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    1. xMattou Posted messages 7 Status Member
       

      I had already done it but I just did it again and it still doesn't work.

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  6. kaneagle Posted messages 86284 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    Sorry, no more ideas!

    You can wait for more opinions from experts in the field on CCM.

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  7. kaneagle Posted messages 86284 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    @xMattou StatusMember

    Have you solved the problem?

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    1. xMattou
       

      No, still not, but I left and don't have the PC to take care of it. Do you want me to close the topic?

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  8. flo88 Posted messages 28485 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassadeur 5 168
     

    Hello xMattou, kaneagle

    You need to be careful with the drivers provided by Nvidia for laptops, they are not necessarily optimized for what is integrated into the PC, the context is not the same as with a dedicated card, and Nvidia even issues a warning about this.

    It is preferable to install the driver developed by the PC manufacturer, in this case Asus, you will find all the drivers here: UX563FD - Support

    The one you need is the "Graphics" https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/Image/Driver/Graphics/27194/Graphic_DCH_NVIDIA_Z_V30.0.15.1169_27194.exe?model=UX563FD

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