Question got video signal but card won't show in device manager

[elypzkou]

Help me figure out what is going on with my graphic card.
I connected my monitor to the hdmi port on the back of the case, which i assume is the graphic card's.

I got video signal, so I assume the gpu is properly wired to everything else. (the led strip also lights up and the fan spins regularly)
From the bios, I don't really see my graphic card mentioned anywhere, the only thing i can do is set my primary graphic adapter to "PCI Express".

https://imgur.com/uBPN2xb

View: https://i.imgur.com/uBPN2xb.png


And finally from windows device manager I don't see the dedicated gpu at all

https://imgur.com/G8UtsQ7

View: https://i.imgur.com/G8UtsQ7.png


Any idea what is going on ?

Additional info:

• bios updated to latest version
• this is happening on a fresh installation of windows 10 x64
• i checked the show hidden devices checkbox
• i made a short recording to show how it looks from the outside. on the outside, everything seems to be working properly
  View: https://youtu.be/e7wHGmcImG4
  

 

[helpstar]

It´s the display adapter, Microsoft Windows installed a basic driver so the GPU will show a screen. Just install the latest driver from the chip manufacturer of your GPU, to update this one.
Either nvidia.com or amd.com

 

[elypzkou]

Oh that's a relief, i was afraid there was something wrong with the card itself.
Should I uninstall the drivers that windows installed before i try to install those from my manufacturer ?

Update: i uninstalled microsoft basic display adapter but now i don't have a display adapter anymore in my device list. the list now goes from disk drives to firmware

update2: that did not end well. i found the dvd that came with the graphic card and tried to install the drivers from there (previously i had used a generic driver pack to install all the drivers) however it failed with the message "This graphic driver could not find compatible graphics hardware"