For some reason, when you try to install the Nvidia Control Panel, it may not appear on your screen. Or, it may show up but may not be fully functional. To fix this, first, check your computer's hardware for problems and make sure that they are all well. If you find that there is a problem with your graphic drivers, you should try to download the latest graphics drivers from the Internet. Make sure that they are up-to-date before you start trying to install the Nvidia Control panel.

Ways to Stop Your Nvidia Control Panel From Not Showing
There are two ways to get this panel to appear on your desktop: either by starting a Windows taskbar program or by right-clicking on the Start button in the bottom left-hand corner of your desktop and clicking on Control Panel. Whichever way you choose, one thing to remember is that you should never click "OK" when you are prompted to insert a disk in the Drive Manager view. This will cause your computer to lose track of all of your current devices and cause all of them to be corrupted. Clicking on the OK option instead will just close the dialog box window without actually deleting any items from your hard drive.

If you are still getting the non-responsive Nvidia Control panel, it could be that there are corrupt settings somewhere within your system. To fix this, you can either open up the Control Panel and go through the System and Security settings. The good thing about this method is that if you make a mistake, you can easily restore your previous settings. Otherwise, you would need to reformat your computer. If you are unable to locate the appropriate setting within the Control Panel settings, then you can always restart your system to try again.

One more possible reason why your system Nvidia Control Panel is Not Showing is that there are several large icons on your desktop which are causing your system to freeze up. One way to remedy this is to remove all of these large icons from your desktop. By removing these large icons and context-menu items that they represent, it will make your computer think that it is not using all of the resources it has. One thing to remember is that you should always have at least one icon with the word "live" on it to get the most accurate results.

The other reason why you may have a missing error in your Nvidia Control panel is that your graphic card is not correctly installed with the software. Before you can be able to fix this problem, you will first need to restart your computer in safe mode. To do this, press Ctrl + Alt + Del + Enter. After this, you should be able to boot into safe mode and then install the missing driver software that you need for your specific graphics card.

The second reason why you may have a missing error in your Nvidia Control panel is due to spyware or adware that is installing on your computer without your knowledge. To resolve this issue, you should remove any pop-up programs that you are not associated with and are just running when you start up your machine. If you have a lot of junk in your startup folder like old software, you may want to delete them to make room for newer programs that you don't want to waste space for. In the bottom left-hand corner of your screen, there is a taskbar that contains a square shape. Clicking on that square and clicking on the plus sign will add an application called Nuxxes Loader.

This will take you to a location where you will be able to run the Nuxxes Loader program which will clear out any unneeded files. You can also go into the Start Menu and select Run and type Nuxxes Loader. When the program loads up, it will run the scan and then clear out any of the errors that are on your system. Since you rebooted your computer after the error showed up, restart services may be necessary after running the program to ensure that all is taken care of.

Bottom Line
If you're still having problems after these steps, you should take your system to a professional repair company as they may have a better solution for your issue. However, if you can troubleshoot it yourself, here are some things you can try: Check your graphics card settings, such as Texture Clarity and other stuff by right-clicking your video card, checking the options, and then clicking the arrow button on the left-hand side. This will display a list of all the options that you have. Check that all the boxes are filled up with the appropriate number. If Texture Clarity is set to Low, you may want to increase this value as Medium is also a good option.