- Apr 26, 2017
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Hello
I cannot access the Nvidia control panel.
My rig is a custom built, desktop PC (I did not build it)
Video: Geforce GTX 1060 6GB, Driver: 381.65
Processor: Intel i5-6500 @3.20GHz
Ram: 8GB
Monitor: RCA TV, 60hz
Video to Monitor connection: serial cable.
I am running the Geforce experience software to update my drivers etc. I have tried using an HDMI cable instead as suggested in a couple of other forums (still unable to open Nvidia control panel).
When I check Device Manager> Display Adapters. I have both Intel HD graphics 530 and the above mentioned Geforce card. Both are enabled. When I check the monitor in the Device Manager it says its location is "on Intel(R) HD Graphics 530".
I assume this means that the serial cable is plugged into the intel card via the motherboard and the stock Intel video card? Yet I am able to play modern games. (albeit with terrible frame rates: 15-20 fps max, which is why I am trying to access the Control Panel). On the back of the PC there is only 1-Serial 1-HDMI and 1-DVI port to plug into...
What is going on here? How do I set it up so that the monitor is running on the Geforce card and how do I get it to let me access the Nvidia Control Panel?
I cannot access the Nvidia control panel.
My rig is a custom built, desktop PC (I did not build it)
Video: Geforce GTX 1060 6GB, Driver: 381.65
Processor: Intel i5-6500 @3.20GHz
Ram: 8GB
Monitor: RCA TV, 60hz
Video to Monitor connection: serial cable.
I am running the Geforce experience software to update my drivers etc. I have tried using an HDMI cable instead as suggested in a couple of other forums (still unable to open Nvidia control panel).
When I check Device Manager> Display Adapters. I have both Intel HD graphics 530 and the above mentioned Geforce card. Both are enabled. When I check the monitor in the Device Manager it says its location is "on Intel(R) HD Graphics 530".
I assume this means that the serial cable is plugged into the intel card via the motherboard and the stock Intel video card? Yet I am able to play modern games. (albeit with terrible frame rates: 15-20 fps max, which is why I am trying to access the Control Panel). On the back of the PC there is only 1-Serial 1-HDMI and 1-DVI port to plug into...
What is going on here? How do I set it up so that the monitor is running on the Geforce card and how do I get it to let me access the Nvidia Control Panel?
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