Now, you will need to reboot into normal mode and download the latest Nvidia driver available online. This will remove the adapter from the list and uninstall the driver. Click “OK” when prompted to uninstall the device.This will remove the adapter from the list and uninstall the device. Right-click on the Nvidia adapter you want to uninstall and select “Uninstall”. This will list all network adapters that the machine has installed. Type “devmgmt.msc” in the run box and click OK button.Select Run, A Run dialog box will appear. You should be able to see the NVIDIA folder right there. Navigate to your local hard disk by clicking on This PC > Local Disk C.Now, you will need to delete the Nvidia folder on your hard disk and uninstall the driver. Click the number 4 key or F4 in order to start your PC in Safe Mode.Your PC will proceed to restart and you will be prompted with the Choose an options screen. Click on Update & security > Recovery and click the Restart Now option under the Advanced startup section.Use the Windows Key + I key combination in order to open Settings or click the Start menu and click the gear key at the bottom left part. First of all, you will need to boot into safe mode by following these steps.As generic as some of the solutions suggested by Support Centers may be, this one really solved the problem immediately but it’s somewhat long to follow. This solution was suggested to users who struggled with the same issue regarding the Control Panel. Either way, you will need to follow through the rest of the article in order to locate the solutions which should fix the problem for you. There are several ways to get back the Control Panel but some of these solutions may appear long and complicated. However, sometimes an issue appears where the Nvidia Control Panel is nowhere to be found and that is definitely a problem. I wish I recorded the driver numbers when it started and posted it but instead I did major research and found nothing.īy the way this happened after a windows update so maybe windows 10 and the nvidia driver are conflicting with each other.Users who have Nvidia Graphics card installed in their PCs have always had the option to tweak certain graphic settings by using the Nvidia Control Panel. so i had to take them hdmi cord out of the main monitor and switch it to dvi but when I tried to setup duel monitors on the thats whem I posted about this due to I had to use the HDMI port for my second monitor. The bios shows to the hdmi and the windows boot logo shows for about 10 seconds and then hdmi stops working completely. So this must been a known problem but the HDMI started playing up a few months ago. So this is most likely on going cause of you problems. However there's no mention of it on the latest patch notes. There was a lot of people having similar issues after 372.54 driver release.
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