After a restart, the card still shows up in device manager under the proper name, but reports errors.The graphics driver could not find compatible graphics hardware.’) (‘The NVIDIA graphics driver is not compatible with this version of Windows. Trying to launch the installer yields the same errors as before.After install, the card shows up in device manager as NVIDIA GeForce 940M and reports no problems.Just make sure you pick the one for the 940M then.Įither that or do that process with the driver you can get off the asus support site You can click "have disk" and then go into c:/nvidia and whatever subfolders it has and choose from. If THAT does not work, your last option would be "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer"Īnd that's where it gets "tricky", you have to be absolutely sure you pick the correct driver. If that doesn't work, then make sure you have the nvidia thing unpacked somewhere (probably c:/nvidia)Ĭhoose browse my computer for drivers, navigate to c:/nvidia and include subfolders Now what you're going to wanto do do is in that screen go to drivers > update driverĪnd then you can try from there to search automatically
Or in your case Other Devices > 3D Video Controller apparently, which already is on the odd side of things. What you'll want to do then is open device manager > display adapters > There's one way that's semi-automatic and there's a way to do it completely manually. Can also always try to "manually" install the driver through device manager.
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