Microsoft Surface book 2 , nvidia graphic card 1060 driver not showing in device manager after os build update 18363.836

Question

Microsoft Surface book 2 , nvidia graphic card 1060 driver not showing in device manager as well as on right click after os build update 18363.836  please any solution ? I have restored laptop 2 times but didn't resolve the problem ,

Answer 1

Hi NitishRao,

Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Community.

Please check first on the UEFI screen if the GPU option is enabled. You may check this page for the steps on How to get to UEFI settings. Once you are in the UEFI screen, select Devices then look for the GPU option. If it is already Enabled, try to Disable it first then back to Enable after a few seconds. After checking, choose Exit > Restart now.

If still issue persist, please try these steps to troubleshoot the issue further:

1: Run Surface Diagnostic Toolkit and check Windows Update

2: Update drivers and firmware

                               Check what is the current OS Build of your Windows version by going to Settings > System > About.

                               Go to Download driver and firmware for Surface, choose Surface Book 2 then click Download on the next page.

                               Choose the .msi file that matches your current OS Build and click Next.

                               After downloading, run and install the .msi then Restart.

3: Run System File Checker Tool in Windows 10

If still NVIDIA Graphics still not showing up, I suggest that you procced in re-installing Windows on the device using a USB Recovery Image. This option will reimage the entire device and reload Windows including the drivers and firmware. It is the most complete form of Reset and it will wipe out everything on the device. You will need also a 16GB/32GB of flash drive that must be formatted into FAT32 prior to downloading the Recovery Image. If you like to try, you can follow the steps provided below:

How to Download, Create and Use a USB recovery drive

To download the Recovery Image:

• You'll need a PC running Windows 7 or later or Surface Device.

1. Visit the page to Download the recovery image for your Surface
2. Sign in with your Microsoft Account
3. From the list of Surface devices available, select the device that you need a recovery image for

Please note that while you will only be presented with devices that are currently registered on your account, you will also be presented with the option to get an image for a different type of device. If you try to use this option, you will be prompted to enter the serial number for that device 4. Download the recovery image using the button on the page 5. When the download bar pops up at the bottom of your screen, save the file in a location you will be able to find it.

 Format USB Drive:

• Note: Formatting a recovery drive will erase anything that is already stored on your USB drive. Make sure to transfer any important data from your USB drive to another storage device before using it to create a Surface USB recovery drive.

1. Insert your USB drive into the USB port of your PC.
2. From the desktop, open File Explorer
3. Tap and hold or right-click on the USB drive and choose Format
4. Select FAT32 as the file system and enter a Volume label to name the USB drive, such as RECOVERY, and then tap or click Start
5. Tap or click OK to erase the contents of the USB drive
6. Tap or click OK when the format is complete

Create a recovery drive:

1. On your Surface or PC, open recovery image that you downloaded by double-clicking it or right click then select Extract and then Extract all.
2. Select the USB drive you formatted earlier for the location and click Extract.

Use a USB recovery drive to reset your Surface:

1. Shutdown the Surface
2. Insert the USB recovery drive into the USB port
3. Press and hold the volume-down (-) rocker
4. Press and release the power button
5. When the Surface logo appears, release the volume-down (-) rocker
6. Surface will start the recovery software on the USB recovery drive
7. When prompted, choose your language options and keyboard layout
8. Select Troubleshoot
9. Select Recover from a Drive. Choose Remove Everything and Fully Clean the Drive. Recovering this PC.
10. If prompted, select Repartition the drives
11. If prompted for BitLocker Key, tap Skip this Drive

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Kind Regards,

Marrion Y.

Answer 2

Dear Marrion ,

Thank you for your reply , I will try  those option and get back to you , but kindly note that everything was working fine until i updated latest version of windows OS build 18363.836 , I restored my surface book 2 many times it didnt help , plus whenever i detach my screen , and attached it again , nvidia graphic card shows up in device manager with yellow symbol , when i disable and enable it and tried to install drivers it disappear again . please find below image