If you’re a PC gamer then you may have heard about G-Sync. It’s a proprietary adaptive sync technology that has been developed by Nvidia to reduce screen tearing and improve the graphics quality while gaming on Windows PC. But some of the users have reported that the G-Sync is unable to connect. Are you also looking for What To Do If Your G-Sync Not Working in Windows 11/10? This guide is for you.
Some users have reported that there is no G-Sync option on Control Panel or it suddenly stopped working in the full-screen mode on the Nvidia graphics card. If your monitor doesn’t support the G-Sync that means it won’t gonna use this feature even if your Nvidia graphics card is capable of doing it. Whereas a higher refresh rate in gaming is always better in every scenario with a better display on Windows 11/10.
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What To Do If Your G-Sync Not Working in Windows 11/10?
Talking about the G-Sync issue on your Windows PC, it seems that there can be multiple reasons such as the faulty configuration in the graphics card utility or in the game, an outdated Windows OS build, an outdated game version, missing or corrupted graphics card driver, etc. So, without wasting any more time, let’s jump into the troubleshooting steps below.

1. Enable V-Sync (Vertical Sync)
G-Sync is linked with V-Sync and sometimes it offers game stuttering, lag, screen tearing, etc. If your G-Sync can’t work properly on Windows 11/10, you should enable V-Sync.
- Open NVIDIA Control Panel > Right-click on the desktop.
- Choose NVIDIA Control Panel from the list.
- From the left pane window, click on Manage the NVIDIA Control Panel window and click on Manage 3D settings.
- Now, choose to Global setting in the Manage 3D settings window > Check out whether the vertical sync is enabled or disabled.
- Scroll down to the Vertical sync drop-down box and choose turn On.
- Make sure to click on Apply to save your settings.
- Finally, restart your computer to enable V-Sync.

