![]() My laptop is 64 bit Windows 11 Pro Version 22H2 And GeForce experience won't detect my gpu and when I try to install drivers manually from Nvidia site, I get error saying driver not compatible with this version of windows. But now It doesn't show up anywhere in device manger, nothing with a yellow mark next to it in other devices or PCI slots in system devices. So, I right clicked it and uninstalled the drivers and restarted my laptop. I checked the box saying display hidden items and sure enough my nvidia gpu showed up under display adapter greyed out. However halfway through installation I accidentally closed down geforce experience and when I rebooted my laptop, I found that my dedicated 1060 gpu was not detected in task manager so I went over to device manager and my gpu was not listed under display adapters only my integrated Intel graphics. Upon opening the laptop, I straight away installed GeForce experience and downloaded the new game ready drivers for my GTX 1060 6gb dedicated gpu. Around about a week ago I purchased a new laptop (Microsoft Surface Book 2). ![]()
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