NVIDIA Settings are not available. You are not currently using a display attached to an NVIDIA GPU.
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 3:30:25 AM
Recently on Minecraft I have been getting 120 fps, I updated my graphics card driver and then it takes it down to 30-40 fps.
I clicked on the bottom right hand corner ( windows 7 ) near the clock and tried to open up Nvidia Control Panel. It gives the error message which is in the title and I think that something has gone wrong. Can someone help me get the right fps back?
Also my graphics card is a GTX 650.
Thanks Please reply!
I clicked on the bottom right hand corner ( windows 7 ) near the clock and tried to open up Nvidia Control Panel. It gives the error message which is in the title and I think that something has gone wrong. Can someone help me get the right fps back?
Also my graphics card is a GTX 650.
Thanks Please reply!
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 9:17:45 AM
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Go download the drivers you had previously, You can find them on www.nvidia.com get the version that was 2 versions ago as i think a new driver came out yesterday.
Run new drivers using the Nvida experience utility it will automatically uninstall and reinstall drivers reboot see if that solves your issue.
or see if you can dl the latest ones and that may fix it as well.
One other thing to keep in mind if you are using that nVida utility there is a feature where it automatically sets your in game settings it may have bumped them up or added options that you had previously turned off. Playing with graphics settings in game may solve your problem as well.
Run new drivers using the Nvida experience utility it will automatically uninstall and reinstall drivers reboot see if that solves your issue.
or see if you can dl the latest ones and that may fix it as well.
One other thing to keep in mind if you are using that nVida utility there is a feature where it automatically sets your in game settings it may have bumped them up or added options that you had previously turned off. Playing with graphics settings in game may solve your problem as well.
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GHspire said:
Recently on Minecraft I have been getting 120 fps, I updated my graphics card driver and then it takes it down to 30-40 fps.I clicked on the bottom right hand corner ( windows 7 ) near the clock and tried to open up Nvidia Control Panel. It gives the error message which is in the title and I think that something has gone wrong. Can someone help me get the right fps back?
Also my graphics card is a GTX 650.
Thanks Please reply!
Did you move video cables form the card to onboard?
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GHspire said:
Recently on Minecraft I have been getting 120 fps, I updated my graphics card driver and then it takes it down to 30-40 fps.I clicked on the bottom right hand corner ( windows 7 ) near the clock and tried to open up Nvidia Control Panel. It gives the error message which is in the title and I think that something has gone wrong. Can someone help me get the right fps back?
Also my graphics card is a GTX 650.
Thanks Please reply!
Did you move video cables form the card to onboard?
Something i completely missed. Def check this first.
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 9:31:22 AM
hang-the-9 said:
GHspire said:
Recently on Minecraft I have been getting 120 fps, I updated my graphics card driver and then it takes it down to 30-40 fps.I clicked on the bottom right hand corner ( windows 7 ) near the clock and tried to open up Nvidia Control Panel. It gives the error message which is in the title and I think that something has gone wrong. Can someone help me get the right fps back?
Also my graphics card is a GTX 650.
Thanks Please reply!
Did you move video cables form the card to onboard?
No, I havent ever opened the case
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 9:31:55 AM
rdizz81 said:
Go download the drivers you had previously, You can find them on www.nvidia.com get the version that was 2 versions ago as i think a new driver came out yesterday. Run new drivers using the Nvida experience utility it will automatically uninstall and reinstall drivers reboot see if that solves your issue.
or see if you can dl the latest ones and that may fix it as well.
One other thing to keep in mind if you are using that nVida utility there is a feature where it automatically sets your in game settings it may have bumped them up or added options that you had previously turned off. Playing with graphics settings in game may solve your problem as well.
Ill try that
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 9:31:56 AM
rdizz81 said:
Go download the drivers you had previously, You can find them on www.nvidia.com get the version that was 2 versions ago as i think a new driver came out yesterday. Run new drivers using the Nvida experience utility it will automatically uninstall and reinstall drivers reboot see if that solves your issue.
or see if you can dl the latest ones and that may fix it as well.
One other thing to keep in mind if you are using that nVida utility there is a feature where it automatically sets your in game settings it may have bumped them up or added options that you had previously turned off. Playing with graphics settings in game may solve your problem as well.
Ill try that
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 9:42:48 AM
rdizz81 said:
Go download the drivers you had previously, You can find them on www.nvidia.com get the version that was 2 versions ago as i think a new driver came out yesterday. Run new drivers using the Nvida experience utility it will automatically uninstall and reinstall drivers reboot see if that solves your issue.
or see if you can dl the latest ones and that may fix it as well.
One other thing to keep in mind if you are using that nVida utility there is a feature where it automatically sets your in game settings it may have bumped them up or added options that you had previously turned off. Playing with graphics settings in game may solve your problem as well.
Can you link me an older version please?
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 9:45:36 AM
It sounds like a cable has been moved possibly. You dont have to open the case to do that. It is the cable going from the monitor to the back of the computer. It would appear you have On board video as well as the card. Is it possible the cable from the monitor is plugged into the onboard video and not the video card itself?
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GHspire
July 30, 2014 9:55:42 AM
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July 30, 2014 9:59:55 AM
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July 30, 2014 10:00:49 AM
GHspire
July 30, 2014 10:04:28 AM
GHspire
July 30, 2014 10:04:48 AM
GHspire
July 30, 2014 10:07:56 AM
GHspire
July 30, 2014 10:10:31 AM
Switching the MOnitor cable from where it is to the thin slot will not only improve your gaming experience it should also solve that error message. As long as they are compatible ports ie DVI/VGA/HDMI Then the new drivers will work as well.
However dont go yanking at it most of the time they are screwed into the port with little twist screws on the cable. Just move from where it is to where the arrow is on that pic. But do this when computer is off then reboot should be fine.
However dont go yanking at it most of the time they are screwed into the port with little twist screws on the cable. Just move from where it is to where the arrow is on that pic. But do this when computer is off then reboot should be fine.
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July 30, 2014 10:31:02 AM
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July 30, 2014 11:29:45 AM
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