nvidia display adapter not showing in bios

Your computer’s Secure Boot feature might be blocking the system from loading the NVIDIA drivers. If the NVIDIA graphics drivers are still not activated Check if “NVIDIA” is mentioned in the “Graphics” list item.Navigate to the “About” panel, which should be at the bottom of the left sidebar menu.

You can verify that the drivers are installed and working correctly by following these steps: Verify whether the NVIDIA drivers are activated The NVIDIA drivers should now be installed and activated. After the installation completes, restart your computer to apply the changes.This will start downloading and installing the NVIDIA proprietary drivers. Select the radio button beside the newest or recommended version of the “NVIDIA driver”. After a moment, you should see a list of graphics drivers available for your computer.Navigate to the “Additional Drivers” tab.After the Software Updater has finished checking for updates, click on “Settings…”.

Open the Zorin Menu → System Tools → Software Updater.

Make sure that your computer is connected to the Internet.

If you’ve already installed Zorin OS to your computer without selecting to use the modern NVIDIA drivers as in the above instructions, you will need to install the correct version of the NVIDIA drivers using the built-in “Additional Drivers” app. You'll be able to activate the NVIDIA drivers after installing Zorin OS by following the instructions below instead. If your computer has an older NVIDIA graphics card, please select the 'Try or install Zorin OS' option ( without modern NVIDIA drivers). This uses the NVIDIA version 535 proprietary drivers, which only work with newer NVIDIA graphics cards (produced after 2013).

Nvidia display adapter not showing in bios