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The first thing you wanna try out is to update your Photoshop and Graphic Driver. Fig 1 is a screenshot of the screen that I was getting yesterday. I have 2GB dedicated NVidia GT 630M graphic card but Photoshop was detecting only my inbuilt Intel HD Graphics 4000 card. The first thing I noticed is that my graphic driver was not listed by Photoshop. So I decided to write a complete solution of “Photoshop is Not Detecting Graphic Card” problem.
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They were partially complete and I had to go to other website to find next trace of the solution. Every site was giving a different fix and none of them was complete. I tried to google out the fix to that problem, and I couldn’t find a complete solution anywhere. I did feel some lag in Photoshop while using Liquify filter like zooming in was not smooth. I was using Liquify tool and Photoshop was constantly giving me warning that my integrated graphic driver i.e. Yesterday I ran into a problem as Photoshop was not detecting my NVidia graphic card.
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