Windows can't detect dedicated nvidia card after DDU.

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) is a driver removal tool that can help you completely remove AMD (ATI), NVIDIA and Intel graphics drivers.
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Re: Windows can't detect dedicated nvidia card after DDU.

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sorkola wrote:Welp, I can see the supposed gpu but it's listed as "Display" ( and it was actually listed as that before i cleaned with DDU). So any ideas how to make it work?
This is a "not present device" not related to the problem there. Can we see what is lower on device manager?
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This "Display" is a gpu, because if i delete it from device manager and scan again it wiil show up as "3d video adapter" or something until next reboot.
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sorkola wrote:This "Display" is a gpu, because if i delete it from device manager and scan again it wiil show up as "3d video adapter" or something until next reboot.
OK we could try something, if you want, we could use TeamViewer so I can check myself and fix it.
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Re: Windows can't detect dedicated nvidia card after DDU.

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Wagnard wrote:
sorkola wrote:This "Display" is a gpu, because if i delete it from device manager and scan again it wiil show up as "3d video adapter" or something until next reboot.
OK we could try something, if you want, we could use TeamViewer so I can check myself and fix it.
If you're interested, simply email me the ID and password that TeamViewer will give you and I will connect shortly after.

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Any way you could tell me what would you do? Unfortunately laptop isn't mine and it's really hard to find time to meddle with it even for me. Otherwise I'm just gonna install a fresh Windows and be done with it.
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sorkola wrote:
Wagnard wrote:
sorkola wrote:This "Display" is a gpu, because if i delete it from device manager and scan again it wiil show up as "3d video adapter" or something until next reboot.
OK we could try something, if you want, we could use TeamViewer so I can check myself and fix it.
If you're interested, simply email me the ID and password that TeamViewer will give you and I will connect shortly after.

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Any way you could tell me what would you do? Unfortunately laptop isn't mine and it's really hard to find time to meddle with it even for me. Otherwise I'm just gonna install a fresh Windows and be done with it.
To help, I really need to see what is under "System" in device manager.
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Re: Windows can't detect dedicated nvidia card after DDU.

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Well it's been over a month since my last post but I only remembered to reply now, sorry. Fixed the problem by simply installing a fresh copy of windows, no problems since. Thanks for trying to help though!
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