Graphich card is not detecting

Firstly, check if your windows detects a part without a driver by going into device manager. because the gpu takes up a pci lane, it should recognize something there.

The drivers are provided by Nvidia and not by MSI. It's just a generic geforce driver that can be found here https://www.geforce.com/drivers. if this doesn't work, comment below and we can figure something else out.

GPUs are generally soldered onto the mobo so it may just be a driver issue.

Came here looking for the same answer, as mine just did the same thing.

@alvinlu the MSI laptops do not have the video cards soldered onto the board, as they are sold under the pretense that the video cards are upgradable.

Its possible to remove the videocard, though it requires the dismantling of the heatsync and fans on both the CPU and video card as the heatsync pipes to the fans connect to both the GPU and CPU.

Will be picking up some thermal pads and paste, and then trying to reseat the heatsync and card to see if that resolves the issue.

After weeks of having same problem i finally fixed mine. i had the issue of when i pressed the gpu button it would restart then i heard clicking sounds and it would reboot a few times then boot with the intel graphics. What i did just then was i went into device manager, and i disabled the intel graphics, then i pressed the gpu button and it actually booted using the Nvidia GPU and was able to instll the nvidia drivers. hope this helps.