I hope this helps someone not to sped months loosing time on this issue. Check if your Nvidia graphics driver shows up under Display adapters (aka.
Click Action > Scan for hardware changes. Click View and then click Show hidden devices. I am back with full resolution and able to connect and external monitor. Here’s a quick run-down: On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key and R at the same time, then type devmgmt.msc into the box and press Enter. It's not friendly and I had to download 2 GB of driver databases until it found and installed the right one for my graphics card. Use Manual Driver Search, choose the language that you want (I do not see Croatian language there though). How To Automatically Detect and Install the Latest NVIDIA Drivers In this video, I'll show you how you can Automatically Detect and Install. It's free, 0 unwanted software (it's standalone), it's community-built (thank you community!) and it does the trick. there are 3 options:- Automatic Driver Updates, Manual Driver Search, Auto-Detect Your GPU. ASUS G46VW Owner Intel Core i5-3210m 2. Or obtain graphics drivers using the AMD Driver Auto-Detect Tool. So Im guessing thats all, besides windows update and graphic drivers for now. I was about to reinstall Vista, and then I found the solution: it's called Snappy Driver Installer. MSI Armor NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 TI Graphics Video Card. I even installed poor quality driver seeker software that didn't solve the problem and installed unwanted software in my computer. I tried every solution on the net and nothing worked. I installed all the possible drivers both from Nvidia and from Dell and I always got either a non-compatible device, either a conflict between 32 and 64 bit versions (even when installing 64 bit drivers). I had the same problem for months with a Dell Latitude D830 and a Nvidia NVS 110M graphics card after upgrading to Windows 7 64 bit.
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