Can't create a slide show, because drivers of the graphics card are outdated

[svenb11912481]

Hello,
Lighroom CC does not recognize graphics card NVIDIA Geforce MX350 correctly, although the latest driver (457.51) is installed. Lightroom Classic also up-to-date (v10.0).
Therefore it is not possible for me to create a slide show. I got an error message that I should update the drivers of my graphics card after all.
Even deactivating the graphics acceleration does not solve the problem. Can someone please help me?

I attached system information.

Best regards

[Just Shoot Me]

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Thank you.

IIRC that GPU is WAY OLD. Like my GTS450.

[JP Hess]

I'm using an eight-year-old computer that doesn't have a graphics card, just on board graphics. I haven't been able to create a slideshow with Lightroom for quite some time. However, I can create a PDF slideshow. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat you can download Adobe Acrobat Reader to display the slideshow, and it works quite well. Not the ideal situation, I realize. But it IS a solution that is available.

[svenb11912481]

Thanks. My Notebook is just 2 month old. Should not be a problem that it is outdated or not performant.

[Just Shoot Me]

If you can, go directly to the NVidia website and search for undated drivers for that Video card.

[GoldingD]

What is the exact error message?

[GoldingD]

You may have some issues with previous GPU driver installs that left crud behind. Consider uninstalling the GPU driver, then installing a fresh new copy using NVIDIA GeForce Experience, select custom for install type as to cause a clean install.