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My graphics card is not detected by laptop

Octane
Level 8

‎07-13-2022 05:42 AM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 10:20 PM by Community Admin

I have Asus ROG Strix g53gd, I don't really from when but recently i found out my graphics card geforce gtx 1050 is not connected anymore and it led to me gettig less fps etc in gaming. Is there anything I can do? One similar post i found here years ago did not have any solution.
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ahfoo
Level 13

‎07-13-2022 06:58 AM

Go into your bios and make your Nvidia Geforce as primary display.
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Octane
Level 8
In response to ahfoo

‎07-13-2022 08:02 AM

ahfoo wrote:
Go into your bios and make your Nvidia Geforce as primary display.

Can you tell me how to do that?
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ahfoo
Level 13
In response to Octane

‎07-13-2022 08:23 AM

Octane wrote:
Can you tell me how to do that?


Sorry, I dont own your model of laptop hence I not sure about it. Just follow the instruction on Asus support page on how to access the laptop bios, and look for the option.
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Octane
Level 8
In response to ahfoo

‎07-13-2022 09:43 AM

ahfoo wrote:
Sorry, I dont own your model of laptop hence I not sure about it. Just follow the instruction on Asus support page on how to access the laptop bios, and look for the option.


So before you replied i try some options..they say that i should uninstall the driver and do scan hardware changes after that and the driver will come back, but it does not com back. What should i do? When i download and install drivers from nvidia it says there is no supported hardware .