

Right-click and choose Uninstall device.Access Device manager > Display Adapter > NVIDIA Geforce GTX XXXX (xxxx is your card’s model).This is usually caused by an outdated driver installation and can be fixed by re-installing the latest drivers for NVIDIA graphics cards. If you’re having trouble with your Nvidia Control Panel, there’s a good chance that some files may have been corrupted or damaged. Re-open Nvidia Control Panel again by typing the name to Search bar.Browse through process list until reaching NVIDIA Contorl Panel, right-click on the process and choose End task.Right-click on Task bar then choose Task Manager.In the event that your Nvidia Control Panel gets stuck in a loop, or refuses to open due to some other issue, you can force close it from Task Manager before re-opening and seeing if this fixes the problem. This fresh start allows programs to run without any glitches or errors and loads them from the ground-up for optimal performance. When your PC is acting up, restarting it can be a good way to get things back in working order. It also makes it easier to fix minor issues with your computer by restarting and clearing out temporary files before they build up over time. Windows 10 is the newest operating system from Microsoft that has many features like a faster boot up time.
