GTX1060 graphics card not detected
Posted: 11 Jul 2020, 12:10
Hello,
I can't see my graphics card in the device manager panel.
I only have the default motherboard intergrated video card. Suddenly I tried to update the driver nvidia from the manufacturer's site, but impossible to install the driver, because I have an error message: the hardware is not detected.
I came across the forums on the command to execute in cmd:
bcdedit / set pciexpress forcedisable
But here too when restarting always the default card.
I was see in the bios, advance / primary graphics is on PCI first.
I then updated the BIOS and I disassembled, reassembled my graphics card. But still this default map in the config panel, even when showing hidden devices.
I then did a system restore, it changes nothing.
I wonder if it is possible to "ping" my graphics card in cmd, see if it is recognized?
Its fan turns in any case.
My motherboard is an Asus M5A78L-M-LX3 and I'm on Windows10.
I have no more ideas, I don't know what to do more.
I read you thanks to the vga while waiting to find the hdmi.
Thank you for your advice.
Regards, Ivan.
I can't see my graphics card in the device manager panel.
I only have the default motherboard intergrated video card. Suddenly I tried to update the driver nvidia from the manufacturer's site, but impossible to install the driver, because I have an error message: the hardware is not detected.
I came across the forums on the command to execute in cmd:
bcdedit / set pciexpress forcedisable
But here too when restarting always the default card.
I was see in the bios, advance / primary graphics is on PCI first.
I then updated the BIOS and I disassembled, reassembled my graphics card. But still this default map in the config panel, even when showing hidden devices.
I then did a system restore, it changes nothing.
I wonder if it is possible to "ping" my graphics card in cmd, see if it is recognized?
Its fan turns in any case.
My motherboard is an Asus M5A78L-M-LX3 and I'm on Windows10.
I have no more ideas, I don't know what to do more.
I read you thanks to the vga while waiting to find the hdmi.
Thank you for your advice.
Regards, Ivan.