Where is my Nvidia Control Panel in Win 10??????

[BIGSKY 316]

Why have NVIDIA done this??????

[BIGSKY 316]

The latest driver is giving me issues on my Nvidia 1080 also. I dropped back one driver and now have none of the frame rate limiting features,etc,what is going on? Look at the negative comments in Windows store,lots of unhappy people.

Edited May 29, 2020 by BIGSKY

[lownslo 592]

You downloaded the DCH driver package that doesn't include the Nvidia Control Panel.  Go to TechPowerUp and download the "Standard" drivers that include the NCP.  This is all about steering Nvidia customers to the Windows Store .

HTH

Greg

[BIGSKY 316]

Thanks Greg,will try that when I get home from work,I wonder why the latest Nvidia driver is giving me no right click, and screen flashes?

[sluihn 68]

The latest driver required me to download NCP from the windows app store then installed and available with right click on main screen

Hope this helps

Steve

[BIGSKY 316]

I had no luck on the Win Store.

[Biggles2010 343]

Why not download direct from Nvidia rather than through some other site. The Nvidia site is very straightforward to use and guarantees you are getting the appropriate driver for your graphics card and version of windows. You get everything in one simple download then just choose whether you want to install GeForce Experience or just the driver.

[okupton 308]

I’ve had a lot of issues with this as well. It did not give me the nvidia control panel with the latest driver I installed, and the ms store would fail during download. Updating windows 10 fixed it for me where I could download nvidia cp from the Windows store

Edited May 30, 2020 by okupton

[lownslo 592]

5 hours ago, Biggles2010 said:

Why not download direct from Nvidia rather than through some other site. The Nvidia site is very straightforward to use and guarantees you are getting the appropriate driver for your graphics card and version of windows. You get everything in one simple download then just choose whether you want to install GeForce Experience or just the driver.

The Nvidia site is very straightforward to use?  Actually Nvidia makes a dance of the entire downloading experience on purpose for no other reason than to drive unwitting customers to the Windows Store.  My link above to TechPowerUp makes it as easy as it used to be at the Nvidia site.

Regards,

Greg

[howevr 39]

https://www.geforce.com/drivers

This is my goto site for drivers.

Cheers,

[Biggles2010 343]

6 hours ago, lownslo said:

The Nvidia site is very straightforward to use?  Actually Nvidia makes a dance of the entire downloading experience on purpose for no other reason than to drive unwitting customers to the Windows Store.  My link above to TechPowerUp makes it as easy as it used to be at the Nvidia site.

The Nvidia driver downloads site is pretty much the same as it has always been. It's so simple to use and you know you are getting a clean and correct download.

https://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-uk

Just confirm your graphics card details and operating system, click search. The driver download option appears instantly. Click download and let it run.

[lownslo 592]

I went to both the above sites and followed the directions and got the DCH drivers.  For those following this thread, I will reiterate that downloading from an Nvidia site will by default net only the DCH drivers (which are now designated WHQL) without the NCP.  There is a way to download the Game Ready Drivers from Nvidia, but it certainly is not as "easy" as downloading from a reputable site like TechPowerUp... and of course Nvidia could change that method any day to continue driving their customers to the Microsoft Store for the NCP.  I have no affiation with TechPowerUp.

More info on this matter in an Avsim thread here

Greg

[jabloomf1230 2,445]

Guru3D always has the lastest game ready Nvidia drivers available for download.

[vortex681 806]

Also worth trying the suggestions here: https://thegeekpage.com/nvidia-control-panel-not-showing-in-windows-10/

[BIGSKY 316]

Hi again with another issue,Win 10 keeps installing a back dated driver,432.00,I have the don't install drivers with windows update enabled in services,is there a way around this?

Thanks Jim