For a laptop, don't use the nVidia drivers, while they supply them, the only supported drivers are from the laptop vendor. If the system does not even see the card, even as an unknown device, it may be bad, contact the vendor for support.
What if the laptop is still powerful and the OEM has stopped providing support/discontinued the model?
Then you can try to use the reference drivers if you want, but they may not work or may not work properly. You can still run on the older drivers even if the vendor no longer provides updates.
For a laptop, don't use the nVidia drivers, while they supply them, the only supported drivers are from the laptop vendor. If the system does not even see the card, even as an unknown device, it may be bad, contact the vendor for support.
For a laptop, don't use the nVidia drivers, while they supply them, the only supported drivers are from the laptop vendor. If the system does not even see the card, even as an unknown device, it may be bad, contact the vendor for support.
What if the laptop is still powerful and the OEM has stopped providing support/discontinued the model?
For a laptop, don't use the nVidia drivers, while they supply them, the only supported drivers are from the laptop vendor. If the system does not even see the card, even as an unknown device, it may be bad, contact the vendor for support.
What if the laptop is still powerful and the OEM has stopped providing support/discontinued the model?
Then you can try to use the reference drivers if you want, but they may not work or may not work properly. You can still run on the older drivers even if the vendor no longer provides updates.