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Per Microsoft request, NVIDIA removed their GFX Control Panel from their driver packs and now it is available only in the Microsoft Store. (See this support article.)

Since I currently use Windows Server, I do not have Access to the Microsoft Store. I contacted NVIDIA Support and they said that my GeForce GT-710 card does not officially support Windows Server, and there are no drivers for server OS (even though Windows 10 64-bit drivers are fully compatible with Server 2019).

Older driver packs are not compatible with Server 2019 anymore because of the error:

Your system requires DCH Compatible driver package.

Any idea how I can get NVIDIA Control Panel working on Windows Server?
(Or how to install apps from the Microsoft Store on Windows Server?)

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  • What do you need access to in the Nvidia control panel that you can't get to through Windows itself? Have you looked at how to install apps via powershell? – Sam Forbis Jun 19 '20 at 14:45
  • I Need to set the Default output to HDMI monitor: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/148294/setting-default-output-when-booting-computer/ – orenk Jun 19 '20 at 14:50
  • Regard installing apps from powershell, I found this : Add-AppxPackage, but it works only if I can get the .APPX file, and it should be signed... (I'm not sure if OS is part of its signature) – orenk Jun 19 '20 at 14:57
  • I am doubtful that changing primary displays will have an effect on the UEFI display pre-boot. In my experience the display that shows the UEFI is impossible to change. – Sam Forbis Jun 19 '20 at 16:03

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Non-DCH drivers with NVIDIA Control Panel can be found here.

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