GPU not being detected,

[Codeknight95]

Some Context : Due to water spillage , I had my laptop's keyboard displayed (had this done at an official lenovo service center) . The engineer did confirm at the time of repair that he did not find any damage to the motherboard or any other module apart from the keyboard of course . But after a few weeks of use , I tried opening nvidia control panel to check my gpu specs and I received the no nvidia gpu detected error message.
I would someone please provide some help with troubleshooting / potential solutions . 
Some of the troubleshooting I already did was check inside device manage where I did find the gtx1050 in the view hidden devices tab but it appeared greyed out . I installed the latest driver exe from the nvidia site and tried running it but the app mentioned "No compatible nvidia gpu detected" . 

 

Device Specifications:

CPU  : 8th Gen i5 

Memory	8.0GB PC4-21300 DDR4 SODIMM SODIMM 2666MHz
Hard Drive	1TB 7200 rpm
Operating System	Windows 10 Home 64
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce GTX1050 4GB GDDR5
Camera	720P HD with Array Mic
Bluetooth	Bluetooth Version 4.1
Display Type	15.6"FHD IPS AntiGlare LED Backlight 1920x1080
AC Adapter	135W
Weight	2.3Kgs

 

[emosun]

if the gpu is greyed out in device manager what does it say the cause is in the properties?

[Codeknight95]

On 6/29/2025 at 5:19 PM, emosun said:

if the gpu is greyed out in device manager what does it say the cause is in the properties?

 Hi..I checked closely and apparently it wasnt the gpu that appeared greyed out , it was just the original driver for the gpu that showed up greyed.
The gpu still doesnt appear at all in device manager or even in bios.
Could this be a motherboard related fault?

[emosun]

12 hours ago, Codeknight95 said:

 Hi..I checked closely and apparently it wasnt the gpu that appeared greyed out , it was just the original driver for the gpu that showed up greyed.
The gpu still doesnt appear at all in device manager or even in bios.
Could this be a motherboard related fault?

go into the bios and see if it's disabled

[manikyath]

sounds like the motherboard wasnt fine after all.. time to hit up the service center for an RMA.

 

also - if the keyboard was an out of warranty repair, you're probably just screwed, out of warranty motherboard swaps arent exactly a good deal compared to just buying a new laptop.