I decided to redo my Windows 10 machine. I never had any issues playing games, or with SLI or anything but my machine was a Windows 8 machine, then upgraded to 8.1, then upgraded to 10 over the years and I always wondered if I should just do a clean install of 10 as I do not trust upgrades. It was basically time to just clean it up.
However, since the reinstall of Windows 10 I have had constant issues with SLI. I have a work around, but it's a PITA.
The option to enable SLI disappears completely from the NVidia control panel. I only get the surround options.
If I reinstall the latest driver, the option returns, I can enable SLI again, play games etc, all is good until I reboot and sure enough the SLI option is gone again.
I did a driver wipe, complete uninstall, reinstall drivers again all is good until I reboot.
So now, I have found that if I open device manager, disable the 2nd card, then re-enable it, the SLI option returns and I can enable it. This saves me from reinstalling drivers every other day, but why is this happening? Everything worked fine on my previous Windows 10 install.