My Nvidia device is not listed in Device manager

i cant install nvidia drivers " this graphics driver could not find compatible graphic hardware", and i can't see my nvidia card on the device manager, and can't get the hardware ID, it looks like my laptop doesn't have this graphic card installed.
my latop is:
ASUS - K52JC

2 graphics card, intel shared, and separated nvidia ( 310m cuda - 1GB )

i tried to follow this procedure, Fix Latest nVidia Mobility Driver to Fit Your Notebook

but couldn't find device ID, because it is not listed on device manager,
pleaaaaase help !!!!!

Welcome to Windows Seven Forums.

Have a look here: http://support.asus.com/Download.asp...52Jc&p=3&s=245

Select your operating system from the drop-down list, expand the VGA category and download whichever drivers you want.

I'd be inclined to save them before you install them in case you need them in the future.

thank you anyway
this is of no use
my problem is when i install drivers, it says cannot install, no compatible graphic card found, i know my graphic card and its model
but not listed on device manager and can't install drivers

osamaxosama said:

thank you anyway
this is of no use
my problem is when i install drivers, it says cannot install, no compatible graphic card found, i know my graphic card and its model
but not listed on device manager and can't install drivers

The driver link mentioned is the most compatible driver provided by laptop manufacturer but if you are not able to install that then get in touch with the laptop manufacturer.

osamaxosama said:

thank you anyway
this is of no use
my problem is when i install drivers, it says cannot install, no compatible graphic card found, i know my graphic card and its model
but not listed on device manager and can't install drivers

In that case, you may have to assume there is a problem with your graphics card and it may need replacing.

If your laptop is under warranty I'd advise getting in touch with the manufacturer or the reseller to get it repaired or replaced.

You have the Intel graphics driver installed as well? From what I can see your laptop uses both the Intel and Nvidia graphics; the Intel for low power use, and the Nvidia for more graphically demanding tasks. Also known as switchable graphics or as Nvidia likes to call it "Optimus Technology".

In your case you need to have both drivers installed for things to work properly, likely with the Intel installed first for the Nvidia driver to install correctly.

stormy13 said:

You have the Intel graphics driver installed as well? From what I can see your laptop uses both the Intel and Nvidia graphics; the Intel for low power use, and the Nvidia for more graphically demanding tasks. Also known as switchable graphics or as Nvidia likes to call it "Optimus Technology".

In your case you need to have both drivers installed for things to work properly, likely with the Intel installed first for the Nvidia driver to install correctly.

Thanks for that information, stormy. It was something I wasn't aware of. I'd like to rep you, but couldn't input a reason. Does that mean Gurus are not allowed to rep each other?

Both the Intel and NVIDIA drivers are available in this link: http://support.asus.com/Download.asp...52Jc&p=3&s=245

Heres a manual that i MADE for this kind of problem , i had the same problem so
i wanna share this manual , its a powerpoint with solutions and programs

i hope this helps :)

NVIDIA Solucion Manual DRIVER [EN] (46 Mb)
https://mega.co.nz/#!MpZAQJyZ!MySJLk...xZ__WZPx65SuLY

Reset bios settings to default. That shoul work. Your welcome.

Many thanks for briliant advise cristiarad - fast and working as expected :)