I had recently purchased a new computer with an integrated graphics chipset which is powered by AMD. Now I have been trying to install my ASUS gtx560ti and get it running. I am sure that I have connected everything as a I should. Fans are spinning and lights are flashing. Yet my PC does not k ow it is there. I have tried to install drivers but I get the messege telling me to insert hardware for it too detect? Strange. Note that I am currently using windows 10 enterprise. I have not got the recent updates for the os but I am. It sure if updating it will solve my problem. I have also tried disabling my on board graphics so it would auto detect my newly install card but this results in no display for either my on board and my graphics card display ports. Resulting in me having to reset my bios using the remove cmos battery method. I have also tried using CCC to switch the graphics but the option isn't there and there doesn't seem to be any way of Making it appear. The slot I am putting my graphics card into is blue and is labeled "dual graphics" I am not sure how significant this is towards me getting it working or if it even works at all. Please help!
Nvidia graphics card not detected
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