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NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready Driver made screen go black. I am running windows 11 and was given a notification that there was an NVIDIA driver update. I proceeded with the update and upon the installation finishing my screen went black and would not return to normal. I had to force shut down my computer and the issue was resolved.
Step 1. In the Search bar, search for "Nvidia Control Panel". Once you open Nvidia Control Panel > Select > Manage 3D Settings > Under "Preferred graphics processor" select "High-performance Nvidia Processor". Step 2. Once you open the Nvidia Control Panel > Select "Configure Surround, PhysX" > Under "PhysX settings" choose your Nvidia Processor.
I tried running Nvidia Geforce experience from its folder and downloading a new driver from Nvidia's webpage, but both attempts failed during installation. I solved my issue. I rolled back the windows to state 2 days ago, uninstalled 2 small updates just before windows started installing new "windows feature update" and now everything works.
Uninstall GeForce experience, then download Nvidia App . install Nvidia app. This app more advanced then GeForce experience. Download nvidia driver 522.44 from nvidia official website. Install driver manually.
It works fine if I roll back the driver, but then the performance isn’t great for games and videos etc. Windows is fully updated, and my gpu is the rog strix rtx 3060. Help would be much appreciated. Thanks. (I may need to update the bios, but i’m not sure how to do that. My motherboard is the Asus Tuf B560M-PLUS WIFI)
Thank you for reaching Microsoft Community. I understand that you are experiencing issues with your Surface Laptop Studio after updating the NVIDIA driver. To answer your question, based on the Surface Laptop Studio update history - Microsoft Support, the latest officially released NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU is the version 30.0.15.1215.
I am fully up to date after checking my windows update. I new Nvidia graphics card driver arrived and requested an update via GeForce experience then i come to the dreaded blue screen of death. I have linked the Minidump files from my OneDrive to here in case someone might know what its causing the issue here https://1drv.ms/u/s!Alvm ...
In the window that pops up will be a Display Adapters entry. Press arrow to enter the device settings and right click the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 device option. From the pop up menu select update drivers (make sure you are connected to the internet !) You will then get the latest drivers from the Microsoft repository.
Replied on September 25, 2022. Hi, I have discovered that my nVidia driver is missing since upgrading to Win11, so I attempted to download the latest from nVidia Experience only to be told that the latest version, which is reported by them to be compatible with Win11, is not compatible. I've attempted to use both the nVidia Experience app and ...
Windows Key+X > Device Manager > View tab > Show hidden devices > Sound, Video & game controllers > Right Click on your Audio driver (if more than one, then you will have to repeat the steps for all) > Properties > Driver Tab >. A. Roll Back - If Roll back driver is enabled, roll it back. B. Update - Update driver.