Hello W10Issues,

I'm sorry we will not be able to help with the NVidia software.
I suggest you contact NVidia suggesting they "update their software to handle the Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary Update new native Indirect Display feature".

I suspect their application does not understand the new notion of monitors NOT directly connected to the graphics card (aka indirect display). We have had similar issues before Windows 10 Anniversary Update but now it's a proper documented Windows standard so they have to comply.

Kind regards,
Alban

Hi guys,

I’m having the same issue on my MSI WS72 in combination with a Kensington SD3650 docking station. Everything worked fine until the windows 10 anniversary update. I can’t access the Nvidia control panel anymore when both displays are attached via the docking station. The strange thing is, that some CAD applications that make heavy use of the GPU still work fine, but other don’t even start or start with error messages. I have both displays directly plugged in to the notebook at the moment to deal with the problem. But that’s not an ideal solution for sure. Please keep us posted about any update regarding that issue!

Cheers,
Ben

Any news?
 

Hello, y'all.

Any update?
I'm still having the same issue described by the other members!

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

Which issue? There are different things here: the nVidia panel and what card has priority. The don't lie with the same people to fix.
- The nVidia panel can only be fixed by nVidia as it's their utility (post 11)
- The graphics card priority can only be fixed by Microsoft and MUST be reported by end users to Microsoft if we ever want them to prioritise the fix (thread 65249) unless the platform your bought allows you to disable the lower end graphics card.

Regards,
Alban