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Update - I've just upgraded Windows from 10 to 11 and as soon as 11 booted up, it picked up all 3 monitors and the GPU is correctly listed in device manager. I've also been able to update the Nvidia driver to the latest version. So I'm not entirely sure what the issue was, possibly some...

Ok thanks. Yep, tried installing the latest driver, both manually and through GeForce Experience. Also tried downloading an older driver, but same issue.

Those registry keys aren't there. What processor do you have? Are we ruling out the processor as a potential cause? Should I still be able to install drivers for the 40 series GPUs with a processor that doesn't support PCIe 4.0? Thanks for all the replies so far.

I tried using a different PCI-E slot, but same issue. The only error message is "NVIDIA installer failed". DDU only detects the Basic Display Adapter driver, is it still worth running? I think when performing a clean Nvidia driver install, it already removed any older Nvidia files before...

Got it from Scan

View: https://imgur.com/a/X5AT0PL I read somewhere earlier that the 10th gen Intel processors don't support PCI-E 4.0, so assumed that was the issue.

It's a new GPU, upgrading from a GTX 1050ti. I think it might be my CPU, doesn't look like it supports PCI-E 4.0. Is there any way around this? Or do I need to go for a different GPU?

I've tried reseating it, and also tried running the install as administrator. Still no luck.

I've just upgraded to an RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, but my system won't install an Nvidia driver, and is only showing "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter" in device manager. So at the moment only 1 monitor is displaying anything. I've tried using GeForce Experience and installing the driver manually, but...

Ok thanks, I'll get it all set up tonight and give it a go.

Ok, was hoping there'd be a way in the NVidia Control Panel or something to just disable one screen then enable to other.

Hi, I've read numerous threads stating that the GTX460 won't run 3 monitors at the same time, which I'm fine with. But I can't find an answer as to whether I can have all 3 monitors connected (2 x DVI, 1 x HDMI), and then select which 2 are active at any given time without having to disconnect...

A family member has asked me to install XP on to a recent build I did for him as he isn't happy with Win 7. I've tried to convince him to stick with it, but he wants XP. However after being unable to install XP I've now found out that the motherboard isn't compatible with XP. I've read that...