Is this a laptop?
If it is, that's normal. Laptop displays are connected to the iGPU, NCP can only manage displays connected to the dGPU. You cannot change this on most laptop models.
If this isn't a laptop, make sure your monitors are plugged into the GPU. Take a picture of the back off your desktop PC if you're unsure.
#NOT SHOWING ALL THE OPTIONS IN THE NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL
tranquil flower
lilac rock
does it help?
tranquil flower
That's one dusty PC
Looks like at least one DVI (?) and HDMI connector there are not plugged into the GPU (GPU ports are further down, not clearly visible in that picture)
lilac rock
tranquil flower
Hm, hard to tell with all the dust, but I'm not seeing any ports there
Could you open up CMD, paste in the following command, then take a screenshot of the output?
WMIC PATH Win32_VideoController GET Name,PNPDeviceID
grand monolith
Dear God that looks disgusting..
Do you actually even have a graphics card? I can't tell from all the dust but I don't see anything..
grand monolith
Then plug your display into your graphics card
lilac rock
how do i do it?
tranquil flower
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
Download that and take a screenshot
Might have to select your NVIDIA GPU in the dropdown in the bottom-left
Should look something like this:
tranquil flower
Alright, so that's a real GPU then
Clean your PC (shut it down, open up one of the side panels, then use compressed air to blow out the dust; do not use a vacuum cleaner!), then take a clearer picture of where the GPU should be (the part labeled "Here" in the following image)
