Lenovo H50-50 y Nvidia Geforce gtx 745

he comprado un lenovo H50-50 hace unos dias y al ejecutar el programa lenovo solution center, me detecta que el controlador de la tarjeta grafica Nvidia Geforce gtx 745 esta deshabilitado.
Que puedo hacer?
Fantastico solo dos dias con él y ya tengo problemas...
Gracias a quien me pueda ayudar.
Saludos

Buen día,
Bienvenido al Foro.
Qué sistema operativo tiene el equipo. Ya actualizaste el driver de video?
Te indico la página donde puedes descargar los controladores para tu equipo.
http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/lenovo-h-series-desktops/lenovo-h5...
Espero sea de mucha ayuda esta recomendación y a la espera de comentarios
Gracias y Saludos,
Johan Oñoro
Support Specialist
Comunidad en Español English Community Deutsche Community
Es importante recalcar también que los foros suplementan los recursos de los usuarios de Lenovo pero no reemplazan el servicio técnico oficial. Para un listado de números de servicio sigue el enlace: Numeros de Soporte

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