Right-click on your desktop and select 'NVIDIA Control Panel' from the context menu or search for it in the Start menu to open.

It allows you to adjust display settings, manage multiple displays, and optimize graphics performance for different applications.

Open NVIDIA Control Panel, go to 'Display' > 'Change resolution,' and select your preferred resolution and refresh rate from the options.

Features include setting per-game profiles, optimizing in-game graphics, and enabling NVIDIA G-SYNC for smoother gameplay.

Navigate to 'Manage 3D settings' in the NVIDIA Control Panel, then customize global or program-specific graphics settings for improved performance.

Yes, go to 'Performance' > 'Monitoring' to view real-time GPU utilization, temperature, and other vital stats.

The Control Panel itself is free; some features like NVIDIA GeForce NOW require separate subscriptions, managed via their official website.

Open the control panel, go to 'Help' > 'Updates' or visit on the NVIDIA website for the latest driver downloads.

Yes, it includes features like Game Ready drivers and ShadowPlay for optimizing game performance and recording gameplay effortlessly.

Try reinstalling the driver, restart your PC, or run the NVIDIA driver cleanup tool, available on NVIDIA's support website.