The DisplayLink software ties into the Intel Graphics by default, when the laptop lid is closed only the Intel Graphics are being used and the system isn’t being told to activate the NVIDIA graphics so we receive this message.
Thank you for the additional details and screenshot! That helps to demonstrate the issue. I’ve read people having the same problem as mine, however i know it used to work, so is there a way to fix it? I’ve tried disabling the intel® UHD graphics 620, all it does it turn off my laptop monitor so i had to reboot the laptop and enable the intel grahics 620 again. I’ve tried uninstalling displaylink, but it won’t let me use 2nd monitor for the laptop, so i reinstall it again. If I use the monitor on my laptop, it allow me to open the nvidia control panel. Now I can’t open the NVIDIA control panel through my second monitor. After I switched on the power for a few seconds, it says I have critically low battery. A few days ago while I was using my laptop, i forgot to switch on the power adaptor and the battery was drained to critical, and the laptop wasn’t able to turn on. I was able to open the NVIDIA setting through my second monitor just fine. I am using a second monitor for my laptop so it’s always in a closed position while I’m using it. I’ve been using your plugable UD-3900 product for 7 months now without a problem.
Now select to reboot your Windows 11/10 PC.Hi guys, I need some help.Next, input the following path in the Value data box: C:\ Windows\ System32\ nvcplui.Select command and double-click its (Default) string.Then right-click the Nvidia Control Panel subkey and select its New and Key context menu options.Type Nvidia Control Panel to be the new key’s name.Click Key to add a new subkey to Shell.Next, right-click Shell and select New.Erase the path currently in the registry bar, and input this different location: Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell.Select Yes to confirm that you’re sure about deleting the NvCplDesktopContext key.Click the NvCplDesktopContext subkey with the right mouse button and select Delete.Input this key location in the registry address bar and press Return: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Directory\background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers.Open Registry Editor by pressing the Win + R keyboard shortcut, typing regedit in the Run dialog, and clicking OK.To apply this fix, edit the Registry as follows: As this solution involves deleting a key, we recommend you learn how to back up the Windows Registry before proceeding.
This Windows Registry tweak creates a new context menu option for opening the NVIDIA Control Panel.
0 kommentar(er)
