Reinstalled geforce experience and now PredatorSense doesn't detect my GPU

OmegaExorcist
OmegaExorcist Member Posts: 1 New User
edited November 2023 in 2018 Archives
I have already
1) turned off and turned on hibernation mode (restarted in between)
2) turned off and turned on quick boot (restarted in between)
3) reinstalled predatorsense

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  • Spelunker
    Spelunker Member Posts: 43 Devotee WiFi Icon
    Hi @ OmegaExorcist

     Based on the info you've posted my recommendation would be to a complete PC reset which will erase all of your files and programs.

    Steps to initiate a PC reset:

    Open Settings > Update & Security 

    Then from the left panel select 'RECOVERY'.

    Now on the right, Under 'Reset this PC' select 'GET STARTED'.

    Now you'll be presented with two options: 
    1) Keep my Files
    2) Remove Everything.

    Select 'Remove Everyting'. Then a few seconds later the system will reboot and then simply follow the instructions on screen. Make use your system is plugged in and charging as this might take 3-4 hours.
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  • sri369
    sri369 ACE Posts: 2,774 Pathfinder
    Turn off quick boot - it barely adds some seconds to start up and is not worth it since it never allows for true shut down, and also eats into SSD life cos it works as a stateless hibernate mode.

    Try posting a screenshot of you mentioning PS does not detect GPU. Open PS, wait for atleast 5 mins and then take the screenshot.

    Also... boot up cold (shut down with quick start up off), and then put it into sleep/hibernate, and then wake it up. This sleep/hibernate after cold start up sometimes helps PS pick up GPU.
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