Hi. Welcome to GhostBSD. Are you using the latest ISO for GhostBSD? If not please try that. Your RTX 2000 should be recognised.
Otherwise you could try using the scfb legacy drivers to get GhostBSD installed and then get your NVIDIA drivers working from there.
What error messages do you get?

Welcome to GhostBSD! Thanks for your feedback. I'm running GhostBSD with amdgpu on my laptop which is supported by FreeBSD 13 STABLE which GhostBSD is based on. However my desktop is using an RX 6600 which is not yet supported. Could you show the contents of your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file? I think yo...

Autoremove should only remove outdated packages. Those packages listed should be old versions

You can check by running

pkg info automount

To check which version is installed

BTW you can update GhostBSD with the update-station program

You can try installing the brave browser. Amazon prime works but I don't know about Netflix.
Do a search for linux-browser-installer
There's a repo on GitHub. It's very easy to download and install. There's instructions on how to do it. You can also install chrome if you want

You can create your own ISO with the packages you want. There's a program on the GhostBSD GitHub page It's called ghostbsd-build. Git clone the ghostbsd-build repo then go to the pkg folder and add the program you want by adding the program names to the already existing programs. Then build the ISO....

Here's the files

https://t.me/ghostbsd/136636

Hello. Welcome to GhostBSD

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/netw ... 11n.88055/

The above Forum post has 2 files for download. Put them in your
/boot/modules folder. Then your wifi should be able to connect

Try the yt-dlp package. It's a fork of youtube-dl and it works very well

Welcome to GhostBSD! Thanks for the feedback.
One question. You had a problem after updating. Did you update using update station or did you do it by command line?