Windows 10: My Dell XPS 15 9570 is no longer detecting my GPU no matter what I do.

As the title says, my Dell XPS does not detect or utilize my GPU which is an Nvidia 1050ti with Max-Q Design. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers for both Nvidia and Intel Integrated GPUs. I have updated my bios. Nvidia control panel does not open when I click on it. Nvidia GeForce experience "installs the update" but continually says there is a new one available, indicating that the installation failed, and nothing changed. The GPU shows up in Device Manager and is said to be working fine despite all of this. Windows does not detect it in display settings where I can set

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Dell XPS 15 9570 - Can't hear Line In Audio

First question, are you using the Dell supplied Realtek sound driver for the 9570? We see a lot of problems on the Dell forums caused by not using the correct sound driver.

Whether its needed or not, first step download and install/reinstall the Dell model specific sound driver. Maxxaudio needs the correct sound driver to work or work properly.
Support for XPS 15 9570 | Drivers & Downloads | Dell US

Consider upgrading to the latest 21H1 Win 10, too.

I have a recording studio using Cakewalk (Sonar) and Studio One 4.6 Pro DAW's. I don't use the PC sound for recording, I have an external USB connected unit for recording.

 

Dell XPS 15 9570 - Can't hear Line In Audio

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Hello Again, Fireberd:

Thanks again. Question: Regarding the external USB connected unit you have for recording, what is the name and model of the one you use? Please advise. I use VEGAS PRO 16. Thanks.


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Hello SandyT:

Would a *female* Y-splitter like this (Handy 3.5mm Audio Splitter Cable - Walmart.com - Walmart.com) be sufficient? Looking forward to hearing back. Thanks.

 

Dell XPS 15 9570 - Line In Audio not loud enough when recording

Greetings Win10 Community:

I am having a problem which I resolved previously - but when I sat down to record some music today, it to some extent re-appeared. Here's an explanation ( I also posted this in the help forum for Vegas Pro 16 editing software to cover all bases):

Here's what my specs are:

• Running VEGAS PRO 16 on a Dell XPS 15 9570
• Using Win 10 Home 64-Bit Version 20H2
• Intel Corei7 -8750H CPU @ 2.20Ghz 2.21 GHz;
• RAM - 8 GB(7.74 GB Usable)
• Maxx Audio Pro is the audio software that pops up when I plug things into the audio input
  

Per my device manager, it appears that all the drivers for the audio devices are up-to-date.
Basically, I'm running a Casio SA-76 synthesizer through a y-splitter which is running to and from a set of 2 HOTMAI HN-A16 2.0 multimedia USB external speakers into a Line-In into my Dell XPS 15 9570, which is where I'm running Vegas Pro 16. This is what I was informed to do by someone at the Win10 forums a year and change ago, and it was working for awhile - until today, 6/26/22, when I sat down to record some music using the aforementioned setup.

Every time I go to arm for record, while that feature itself is working, it is not recording the keyboard loud enough - and when I go to Normalize the audio, all I get is static. How do I resolve this? I really need to get this resolved fast as I'm working on a video project for which I'm also creating original music. I also checked for updated drivers for all the audio software (including Maxx Audio Pro) in Device Manager and it is telling me that everything is up-to-date. Do I need to update to Win11 or is there a way I can resolve this WITHOUT upgrading to Win 11 and without having to get a new Dell Laptop ??? Looking forward to urgently hearing back. Thank you.