Tech Optimizer
April 3, 2024
- If facing detection issues with a new graphics card or if an existing card is not recognized, there could be various reasons such as power supply deficiencies or software glitches.
- Perform preliminary checks like rebooting the device, disconnecting peripherals, checking for BIOS updates, and installing Windows updates.
- Check if the GPU is really not detected by accessing System Information.
- Make sure the graphics card is enabled in the Device Manager.
- Install the GPU correctly by ensuring it is properly seated in the motherboard's PCIe slots and connected to the monitor's output.
- Ensure the power supply unit is compatible with the graphics card's power requirements.
- Update or reinstall drivers from the GPU manufacturer's website.
- Test the graphics card on another device to check for faults.