GTX 1060 Aorus Xtreme: Issues with Driver Detection and Aorus Graphics Engine

Hello.
Please help. A few days ago I bought a new Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 Aorus Xtreme graphics card. There were problems with her from the very beginning. Namely, when the computer is turned off for some time, the graphics card drivers are not detected at all during the first start-up. It is only after some time (or after a computer reset) that the screen flashes and the drivers start working properly. In addition, the bundled Aorus Graphics Engine is also not working properly until I restart it or reset my computer. After restarting or returning the drivers to operation, the card functions correctly
I reinstalled and updated drivers, reset and updated the BIOS. When I connect another graphics card to my computer, it works fine. The unfortunate card in another computer also works fine.
Specification:
Windows 10 Home 64 bit
MSI Z270 Gaming Plus Motherboard (MS-7A75)
Intel Core i7-7700K processor
Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 Memory (2x8GB)
SilentiumPC Enduro FM1 650W power supply
Thank you in advance and best regards.

It looks like a software problem to me. Do you have the option to put the system on a different carrier for testing purposes?
I understand that the image is displayed all the time without a problem?
What is in the device manager when you call it "drivers don't start"?

sylweksylwina wrote:

It looks like a software problem to me. Do you have the option to put the system on a different carrier for testing purposes?
I understand that the image is displayed all the time without a problem?
What is in the device manager when you call it "drivers don't start"?

Yes, I can.
Yes, the image is displayed without any problems except for a single image blink when the "drivers start".
The manager surprisingly shows the name of my graphics card, but when entering the properties / in the "device status" window, it says "No drivers for this device installed." And as the drivers start to work it displays "This device is working fine."

Well, if you have such an opportunity, do not hesitate, in my opinion it is a problem with the system.

I disconnected the SSD with the system. I connected another empty one and installed a system on it. I did not even have time to insert the disc with drivers to the graphics card, and here the image flashed. I checked the device manager. The drivers were automatically installed when the system was updated or installed. Everything was running smoothly. For the test, I downloaded and installed the current NVIDIA drivers. The problem is back.
My theory is that this is the fault of the system automatically installing drivers. I will try to disable this feature and let me know if the problem goes away.
But I would love to know your opinion on this.

Sure, you can disable automatic driver installation, but that's not the problem. Go to the device manager to update the driver, select browse my computer, select from the list and locate the latest nvidia GTX1060 driver here. It is best if the driver is not loaded.

You were right, disabling the auto-install feature didn't help.
I couldn't click the "Update Driver" button until the driver loaded. Once it did, I updated it. I restarted my computer and unfortunately still unchanged.

A strange thing, when I have no other ideas ...

Nothing. In that case, I would like to thank you for your help and your time. There is nothing else for me to do but have the computer serviced, maybe they will come up with something there.