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Services from certain applications can restrict the system from executing codes by blocking GPU access from Afterburner. By doing this, the Afterburner automatically disables the low-level hardware access interface.Īpplications installed on your PC might require a service running to operate.

In the General tab under Compatibility properties, uncheck Enable low-level IO drivers.

Click on the gear icon on the left side to open MSI Afterburner properties.

Open MSI Afterburner from the Start Menu.

To fix this, you need to Disable Low-Level IO Driver.

If you have an anti-cheat process running in the background, it might disable several Afterburner functionalities, one being the application not detecting the GPU. This enables the application to overclock the graphics card without having to go through BIOS settings. It's not any kind of problem you had mentioned above.In laptops there are two types of graphic adapters.Primary graphic adapter is Intel HD or UHD.Secondry graphic adapter is nvidia or raedeon graphic adapter.When normal situations like office applications or watching video ,secondry graphic adapter not working.(It's working but not loaded.)When you try to use heavy program like game or graphic designing software ,secondry graphic adapter automatically detects that software & run that heavy software on secondry adapter.This method use for save power of laptop battery.Because secondry graphic adapter consume more power while its runtime.So when you use light weight softwares secondry graphic adapter gone offline.Because of that msi afterburner can't identify that graphic adapter.Afterburner’s Low-Level IO driver allows the application to communicate with your GPU. Here's the interesting part, as soon as I start a game or open Nvidia control panel and start using, it detects my GPU, as soon as my main GPU is being used, Msi Afterburner detects, but when I'm not doing anything my GPU stays idle and Msi Afterburner can't detect it for that reason I guess? My GPU is GTX 1060.

I've tried reinstalling it, downloading the beta version, updating my drivers, uninstalling the driver, switching in Nvidia Control panel global settings to my main GPU, none of this worked. Hi, recently I decided to tweak a bit my GPU in Msi Afterburner, unfortunately it seems that Msi Afterburner for some reason can't detect my GPU.