Nvidia Control panel not showing display settings HP All in One

[SusanRoyNelson]

I don't have the Nvidia Control panel showing Display options. I uninstalled all Nvidia apps, restarted computer, reinstalled the Nvidia App, and still no Display options. Is there anything else I can do. All suggestions say to check the card is in the correct port, but this is an All-in-One. 

Thank you. Susan N

[Deep_World]

Hi @SusanRoyNelson,

Welcome to the HP Support Community!

Thanks for reaching out!

We're thrilled to have the opportunity to assist you and provide a solution.

Sorry for the inconvenience caused don’t worry let me help you.

To better understand the issue, could you please provide a few more details?

1. The exact HP All-in-One model number
2. The NVIDIA GPU model
3. Whether Intel graphics is also present (Device Manager → Display adapters)
4. Your Windows version (Windows 11 Home/Pro)

This will help confirm whether the display is hard-wired to the Intel GPU.

Additional troubleshooting steps to try

1. Check which GPU controls the display

• Open Device Manager → Display adapters
• If both Intel and NVIDIA are listed, this confirms hybrid graphics
• Right-click the Intel GPU → Properties → Device status (confirm no errors)

2. Open Intel Graphics Control (Important)

Since the internal display is likely driven by Intel:

• Open Intel Graphics Command Center
• Look for display options (resolution, refresh rate, scaling)
  These are the settings that replace NVIDIA’s Display tab on All-in-One systems.

3. Verify NVIDIA is in “Compute / Render Only” mode

• Open NVIDIA Control Panel
• Go to Manage 3D settings
• This section should still be available and functional
  If it is, then the NVIDIA GPU is working as intended.

4. Install HP-provided graphics drivers (Not NVIDIA generic)

• Go to HP Support for your exact model
• Install:
  • HP-approved Intel graphics driver
  • HP-approved NVIDIA graphics driver
    HP customizes these drivers for hybrid All-in-One systems, and generic NVIDIA drivers can cause missing features.

5. BIOS check (If available)

• Enter BIOS/UEFI at startup
• Look for any option related to:
  • Hybrid graphics
  • Switchable graphics
    Most All-in-Ones lock this setting, but it’s worth confirming.

I hope this helps.

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Best regards,

Deep_World

[SusanRoyNelson]

thank you for the information, I have the HP OnmiStudio X Alll-inOne Desktop 32-c000, x64 based PC, according to System Information, and HP Assistant has: Product number: 9T0F5AV Serial number: 8CQ4370903.   I have the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 Laptop GPU. The Intel graphs shows up in Device Manager, and my Windows version is Windows 11 Home. 

I checked the Display adapters, both are listed and no errors. In the Intel Graphic Control, it does show display options.  In the Nvidia control panel, I see the 3D manage settings. 

I downloaded both drivers, but I also downloaded the most current driver for Nvidia already. The one listed in HP support is from a year ago, and the one I just installed was a few weeks ago. Should I go ahead and install the Intel driver, is from Dec 2024. 

Before I do these drivers, I'd like to know what else you might have to say.  And, I haven't checked BIOS, I get a bit nervous doing anything with that.

Thank you, Susan Nelson