How to Fix NVIDIA Control Panel Not Opening

How to Fix NVIDIA control panel not opening? In this tutorial, I show you how to fix the NVIDIA control panel not launching on Windows PC & Laptop. This issue can be caused by your having out of date NVIDIA drivers, your NVIDIA graphics card not being services not being properly configured, or other Windows issues. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions while we fix NVIDIA control panel not opening.

Follow the steps below to fix NVIDIA control panel not opening:
1. Reboot your computer and then see if you can open the NVIDIA control panel.
4. If the NVIDA control panel display settings are still not showing select the Windows Start button and typing Services. Open Services.
5. In Services, right click NVIDIA Display Container LS and select Properties.
6. Ensure the startup type is Automatic and that the service is running. Select OK.
7. In Services, right click NVIDIA LocalSystem Container and select Properties.
8. Ensure the startup type is Automatic and that the service is running. Select OK.
9. Restart your computer.

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[Wip_Osp]

i tried every method i could think of trying to fix this, and you fix it in under 2 mins, this video is gold my friend

[Scrubject]

Totally Worked, and you were very quick and to the point. Thank you a ton

[nilzzn]

Great troubleshooting my friend, got it working after I set the drivers to automatically start. Cheers

[someweeb]

Nice! The service, auto start worked like a charm. You the man

[xSlanky]

this video was 10 months ago and stil working as of today thanks so much

[manishtak]

thanks sir it helped me i was struggling with that issue from past 3hrs and you just solved it in 3mins

[xkumanekox]

The first tip really saved me. Thanks, man, you the GOAT!

[EpikVerko]

Bro thank you so much mine hasn’t worked for months and I haven’t been able to find a fix till your video so seriously thx

[Balkan_Piccolo]

Thanks so much bro, i did what you told me to and i tought i deleted it but when i restarted my pc it was there and working!

[Thaisoup_for_justice]

It worked! I was very afraid when I faced the problem. Thanks mate <3

[jonathanhornskov]

Very nice video! Totally worked! Keep up the good work!

[DrCeemun]

Thanks alot man, very quick and good. Keep up the work!

[rFeatherWeather]

Ty so much I could not find out how to fix it, and now it works. Thank you so much

[dxzhyfg]

The services trick fixed it for me!!! Thank you ❤

[XxKINGatLIFExX]

Thanks a bunch man really helped it was the services for me. I must have disabled them in order to optimize my PC

[xBorisD]

Thank you, very useful and straight to the point video.

[takeone_do]

mannn really appreciate the help!! tried everythin and it didn't work until the "services" method. simple and straightforward video! keep it up

[camdencarp]

Thanks dawg you fixed my problem. Going into Services fix the problem👍🏻👍🏻

[JustinTHuffman]

I'm so dumb. So I've got a GPU tweak that has a "game boost" option that kills "unnecessary services." Apparently, it thinks NVIDIA Container is an unnecessary service, so it stopped the service. If anyone runs something that kills "unnecessary" stuff, this might be the culprit.

[awx]

W fix. went to services and adjusted the settings within. thank you.