Hey guys, just wondering, where am I supposed to install my Nvidia drivers? Directly in my C drive C:/Nvidia or in program files (x86)? Thanks :)

2 In the NVIDIA Control Panel, click/tap on Desktop on the menu bar, and click/tap on Display GPU Activity Icon in Notification Area to check (add) or uncheck (remove - default) it. (see screenshot below) You can also press the Alt + K keys and press the D key to toggle Display GPU Activity Icon in Notification Area as checked (add) or unchecked (remove - default).

So if you're using Windows 10 LTSC and you want to install the latest DCH drivers from Nvidia you'll notice the control panel is no longer functional. This is because normally you're supposed download it from the app store. But LTSC doesn't have an app store. Also standard non dch drivers have...

The Nvidia card has a display port to HDMI adapter, which I use to connect to the HDMI audio extractor which sends the HDMI on to the HDTV. But all the sound it ever gets is stereo. I plug a fireTV stick into the HDMI splitter and I get 5.1 Dolby out of t

The waves max from dell is also related to a driver For the video and audio drivers i installed direct from nvidia and direct from dell so i didnt use WU for those, yet windows store decided to give me these apps, the thunderbolt driver i did get from WU I dont want to block the drivers as i need them i simply dont want the store to automatically give me the apps When i right click to ...

Since I updated the Nvidia driver to latest Driver Version 531.18 I noticed that the Nvidia Container randomly starts with high CPU usage. I was able to "fix" this by stopping and disabling the "Nvidia Display Container LS" service. Is it safe to disable such service? Thanks

I am having some problems using MS account related facilities on a 24 hour basis, Cortana interests don't come up, Store is slow to login, Outlook mail (native app) doesn't sync, Family not available, store slow to load, etc etc. Something is triggering the issue (which does clear itself after...

How to Set Preferred GPU for Apps in Windows 10 Starting with Windows 10 build 17093, Microsoft is introducing a new Graphics settings page for Multi-GPU systems that allows you to manage the graphics performance preference of your apps. You may be familiar with similar graphics control panels...

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Hi, I have the Nvidia Control Panel installed thru the Microsoft Store App in my Windows 10 laptop. Where is the file explorer executable file location for...