Hello! I have just acquired a new desktop PC system which came with Ubuntu pre-installed, but after a few days I switched to Windows 10 Pro, came with DVD drivers and all the good stuff. The problem is, my GPU's (Dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB) control panel isn't working and gives an error in the lines of: "There is no display attached to this GPU.", and most fixes for this problem require me to actually access the control panel and switch, and it doesn't work with Device Manager as well, because they had only the Nvidia Display Driver installed but I had 4 separate container or network drivers. My display right now works only because of the processor (Intel i5-7400) on its Intel HD Graphics cappabilities. I installed the motherboard drivers and then the GPU drivers and applications, and even though everything is up-to-date, including GeForce Experience and its own drivers, the two still won't switch when needed, as I first heard it's an automatic switch when there's more consuming task going. Should I uninstall my CPU and GPU drivers and then install the GPU ones first? On Ubuntu I could easily switch between them.