# How to Fix ‘GPU Not Showing up in Task Manager’ issue in Windows 11/10 **URL:** https://www.compsmag.com/blogs/fix-gpu-not-showing-up-in-task-manager-windows/ **Author:** Ayushi Chauhan **Published:** 2023-10-27 **Updated:** 2023-10-27 **Categories:** Blogs **Reading Time:** 6 min --- Learn how to Fix 'GPU Not Showing up in Task Manager' issue in [Windows 11](https://compsmag.com/reviews/windows-11-review/)/10 in this guide. The performance of your GPU is not being displayed in Task Manager. The solutions that were discussed will shed light on everything for you. It is a good idea to keep an eye on how much your graphics processing unit (GPU) is being used whenever you use graphics-intensive applications like [web browsers](https://compsmag.com/best/web-browsers/), photo editors,[video games](https://compsmag.com/best/video-games/), and media players. This is because these applications rely heavily on graphics processing. You are able to view real-time updates of how different processes are utilising the GPU when you use the Task Manager. On the other hand, a significant number of users have reported that they were unable to view the GPU information within the Task Manager. Task Manager is the most effective tool for monitoring all of the components of your system in a single location, including the graphics processing unit (GPU), central processing unit ([CPU](https://compsmag.com/best/cpus/)), memory, disc, and network. On the other hand, a significant number of users have reported that the Task Manager does not make their GPU usage visible in either the Process or Performance tabs. The good news is that the problem of the GPU not being visible in Task Manager can be fixed in a few different ways how to Fix 'GPU Not Showing up in Task Manager' issue in Windows 11/10. ## Causes of 'GPU Not Showing up in Task Manager' issue in Windows 11/10 1. **Problems with Drivers:**There is always the possibility that your GPU's drivers are either obsolete, corrupt, or incompatible with [Windows 11](https://compsmag.com/reviews/windows-11-review/). It is possible that Task Manager will not recognise your GPU if you do this. 2. **GPU is not properly inserted:** If your[graphics card](https://compsmag.com/best/graphics-cards/) isn't sitting properly in its slot on the motherboard or isn't getting the power it needs through its connectors, it may not show up. If this is the case, check to make sure that the power connectors are properly seated. 3. **The settings of your computer's:** BIOS may permit you to turn off your graphics processing unit (GPU). It may be possible to fix the problem by checking these settings and ensuring that the GPU is turned on. 4. **Software Conflicts:**Some programmes, such as overclocking utilities or monitoring tools, can cause your graphics processing unit (GPU) to become invisible in Task Manager if they come into conflict with one another. 5. **Windows Updates:** Windows updates can sometimes be incompatible with the GPU drivers or hardware detection functions, which can result in your GPU being removed from the Task Manager. 6. **Problems with the Hardware Task Manager** may be unable to detect the GPU if there is a problem with the GPU itself, the motherboard, or the slot into which it is plugged in. ## How to Fix 'GPU Not Showing up in Task Manager' issue in Windows 11/10 ### Update GPU Drivers ![How to Fix 'GPU Not Showing up in Task Manager' issue in Windows 11/10](https://compsmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/a-411.jpg) 1. Press**`Win + X` and select 'Device Manager'**. 2. Expand the '**Display adapters'** section. 3. Right-click on your GPU and select '**Update driver'.** 4. Choose '**Search automatically for updated driver software'.** ### Enable the GPU in BIOS/UEFI 1. [**Restart** your computer.](https://compsmag.com/blogs/how-to-restart-computer/) 2. During startup, press the**appropriate key (often `Del`, `F2`, or `F12`) to enter BIOS/UEFI**. 3. Navigate to the '**Advanced**' or '**Peripherals**' tab. 4. Look for an option related to**'Integrated Graphics'** or '**Primary Display'.** 5. Ensure it's set to '**PCIe**' or '**Auto**', not '**IGD**' or '**Onboard**'. 6. **Save** the changes and exit. ### Use the Device Manager 1. Press**`Win + X` and select 'Device Manager'**. 2. Expand the **'Display adapters**' section. 3. If your **GPU**is listed but has a warning symbol, right-click and choose '**Enable**'. ### Check for Windows Updates 1. Press **`Win + I` to open the Settings**. 2. Go to '**Update & Security**' >**'Windows Update'.** 3. Click '**Check for updates**' and install any available updates. ### Run Windows Troubleshooter 1. Press **`Win + I` to open the Settings**. 2. Go to '**System' > 'Troubleshoot'.** 3. Select '**Additional troubleshooters'.** 4. Run the **'Hardware and Devices'** troubleshooter. ### Reinstall GPU Drivers 1. Press **`Win + X` and select 'Device Manager'**. 2. Expand the '**Display adapters**' section. 3. Right-click on your GPU and choose **'Uninstall device'.** 4. **Reboot**your [computer](https://compsmag.com/best/computers/). 5. **Download** the latest drivers from the GPU manufacturer's website and **install**them. ## Conclusion In the event that the GPU details do not appear in Task Manager in Windows 11, then this post will be of assistance to you. Users are given the ability to effectively monitor and manage system resources by using Task Manager. However, there have been recent reports of users griping about the fact that the Task Manager is unable to display their GPU. If your graphics processing unit is not visible in Task Manager, make sure that the operating system on your device is running the most recent version available and restart your computer; if that does not resolve the issue, try these following solutions. If you want to know more information about this visit Microsoft [official Website](https://www.microsoft.com/en-in) ## Questions and Answers --- *End of Article*