Hey, that's my first post here and I hope that I am asking in the right place.
So, I am currently running Windows 10 and I use nVidina 760M video card. I had the latest update installed and everything was working fine. Yesterday, I tried to access the nvidia control panel and an error appeared, saying that "NVIDIA Display setting are not available you are not currently using attached to an NVIDIA GPU". I did a quick research and decided to uninstall/remove the driver and to install it again. Unfortunately, I got an error (don't remember it), that I cannot install the newest driver, so I went with the one that came with my laptop (Acer V3-772G), which was working. Then, when I tried to update the driver, again, an error appeared. Did a quick research again and I ran DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) under Safe Mode and completely removed all drivers and GeForce Experience. Now, everytime I try to install any driver (the newest one or the one that previously worked or GeForce Experience, I am stuck at a screen saying "checking system compatibility". I also made sure to remove any cache and restart everytime I uninstalled the drivers. A clean Windows preinstall is not an option right now.
Can anyone help me to resolve this problem?
So, I am currently running Windows 10 and I use nVidina 760M video card. I had the latest update installed and everything was working fine. Yesterday, I tried to access the nvidia control panel and an error appeared, saying that "NVIDIA Display setting are not available you are not currently using attached to an NVIDIA GPU". I did a quick research and decided to uninstall/remove the driver and to install it again. Unfortunately, I got an error (don't remember it), that I cannot install the newest driver, so I went with the one that came with my laptop (Acer V3-772G), which was working. Then, when I tried to update the driver, again, an error appeared. Did a quick research again and I ran DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) under Safe Mode and completely removed all drivers and GeForce Experience. Now, everytime I try to install any driver (the newest one or the one that previously worked or GeForce Experience, I am stuck at a screen saying "checking system compatibility". I also made sure to remove any cache and restart everytime I uninstalled the drivers. A clean Windows preinstall is not an option right now.
Can anyone help me to resolve this problem?
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