Uninstalled graphic drivers

[nover677]

I uninstalled graphic drivers by DDU, after that I uninstalled accidentally "Display Adapters". Now I can´t download back Nvidia graphic drivers. I can´t see "Display Adapters" on device manager, even if I click on "View" and then "Show hided devices" or smth. I tried to download drivers from Nvidia page but on half way it failes. I tried to do Windows Restore but it didn´t help

How can I get back drivers?

 

[Cioby]

Did you scan for hardware changes?

 

[nover677]

Did you scan for hardware changes?

Where can I do it?

Edit: I found it but if I click on won´t do anything

 

[xeddiex]

Did you scan for hardware changes?

Where can I do it?

It would be inside the device manager

 

[xeddiex]

What card and what motherboard are u running on?
If u are out of luck from scanning hardware changes, just try go to the support page of ur pc/motherboard.

For prebuilt, look up ur pc model name which directs u to the official site, should find the drivers there.
For custom build, then look up ur motherboard model, should have support page with drivers/softwares.

 

[nover677]

What card and what motherboard are u running on?
If u are out of luck from scanning hardware changes, just try go to the support page of ur pc/motherboard.

For prebuilt, look up ur pc model name which directs u to the official site, should find the drivers there.
For custom build, then look up ur motherboard model, should have support page with drivers/softwares.

GTX 1050 and ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. H81M-K (SOCKET 1150)

 

[xeddiex]

What card and what motherboard are u running on?
If u are out of luck from scanning hardware changes, just try go to the support page of ur pc/motherboard.

For prebuilt, look up ur pc model name which directs u to the official site, should find the drivers there.
For custom build, then look up ur motherboard model, should have support page with drivers/softwares.

GTX 1050 and ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. H81M-K (SOCKET 1150)

Ahhh my bad, i meant the complete gpu model name.
Motherboard model wouldnt get u anywhere close except the internal graphics lol

Edit: Also, have u tried GeForce Experience

 

[nover677]

What card and what motherboard are u running on?
If u are out of luck from scanning hardware changes, just try go to the support page of ur pc/motherboard.

For prebuilt, look up ur pc model name which directs u to the official site, should find the drivers there.
For custom build, then look up ur motherboard model, should have support page with drivers/softwares.

GTX 1050 and ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. H81M-K (SOCKET 1150)

Ahhh my bad, i meant the complete gpu model name.
Motherboard model wouldnt get u anywhere close except the internal graphics lol

Edit: Also, have u tried GeForce Experience

I don´t know complete model name, only GeForce GTX 1050 2GB (if you mean it).
I tried to download GeForce Experience but i can´t also download it

 

[scout_03]

did you try cmos reset to see if gpu will be detect .

 

[nover677]

did you try cmos reset to see if gpu will be detect .

No, how I do it?

 

[scout_03]

that should be all in detail in the board user manual .

 

[Cioby]

Normally if your motherboard is up to date, including Intel Management application, you should get your display when you try installing Nvidia. Are you sure your Windows is also up to date? Usually when you do a fresh install it barely installs a few updates. You need to force it to do all the updates (but then again you saw your display adapter before).

Try rebooting your PC with the monitor disconnected and then reconnect it after you're in Windows. Scan for hardware changes again.

 

[nover677]

Normally if your motherboard is up to date, including Intel Management application, you should get your display when you try installing Nvidia. Are you sure your Windows is also up to date? Usually when you do a fresh install it barely installs a few updates. You need to force it to do all the updates (but then again you saw your display adapter before).

Try rebooting your PC with the monitor disconnected and then reconnect it after you're in Windows. Scan for hardware changes again.

Most of the time when I shut down pc / open computer it updates but if I reach to desktop it says " Couldn´t complete the updates"

 

[Cioby]

Well did you ever open Windows update and see why? And force it to update.

 

[nover677]

Well did you ever open Windows update and see why? And force it to update.

I tried to install from Windows Update but it failed

 

[nover677]

Normally if your motherboard is up to date, including Intel Management application, you should get your display when you try installing Nvidia. Are you sure your Windows is also up to date? Usually when you do a fresh install it barely installs a few updates. You need to force it to do all the updates (but then again you saw your display adapter before).

Try rebooting your PC with the monitor disconnected and then reconnect it after you're in Windows. Scan for hardware changes again.

It didn´t help

 

[Cioby]

You seem to have more issues than the Display adapter. What is the update you can't do?

 

[nover677]

You seem to have more issues than the Display adapter. What is the update you can't do?

https://gyazo.com/80bb8589c66eb8d55b07a7ea1ea876fa

 

[Cioby]

You may need to uninstall your Intel HD graphics driver. You can't have that installed with the display adapter deleted. And did you plug in your monitor to the GPU or to the motherboard?

 

[nover677]

You may need to uninstall your Intel HD graphics driver. You can't have that installed with the display adapter deleted. And did you plug in your monitor to the GPU or to the motherboard?

Plugged to GPU

 

[Cioby]

In the picture you posted it says Intel HD, do you not have that installed? If you do, uninstall it and reboot.
And are you sure you are downloading the good version for your Windows and your GPU?

 

[nover677]

In the picture you posted it says Intel HD, do you not have that installed? If you do, uninstall it and reboot.
And are you sure you are downloading the good version for your Windows and your GPU?

I don´t know why is there Intel HD
What you mean on "good version"?

 

[Cioby]

Did you select the right GPU, desktop version, Windows 10 x32 or x64 or whatever you have.

And see if you have Intel graphics driver. And remove it

 

[nover677]

Did you select the right GPU, desktop version, Windows 10 x32 or x64 or whatever you have.

And see if you have Intel graphics driver. And remove it

I dont have to select anything, just checking for new updates and PC can´t install them.
I dont have Intel graphics driver

 

[Cioby]

Um. Go to http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx and select the appropriate driver