display-drivers-uninstaller VS PhysX-3.4

I DDU'd the drivers and tried again with similar results. I also tried an old Radeon HD 2400 PRO and on that card I could not even get drivers to install.

Além de verificares que o monitor está efetivamente ligado à placa gráfica e não à placa integrada da tua motherboard (já agora, desligá-la nas opções da BIOS), já experimentaste desinstalar por completo os drivers NVIDIA e instalar novamente? Para limpar eficazmente, recomendo o DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller).

DDU Download: Source 1 or Source 2

Try running a DDU driver uninstall (www.wagnardsoft.com) , reinstall your latest video drives and see what that gets you.

In Windows make sure you use DDU from https://www.wagnardsoft.com/ or https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

www.wagnardsoft.com

You might want to use something like Display Driver Uninstaller / Cleaner to more completely clean off all driver versions, rebooting at least once as directed, and then manually download the correct driver from NVIDIA and install it.

Depends if the drivers you have already have the GPU drivers already but if you want a clean slate you can use DDU first then install fresh from www.nvidia.com on the latest driver

Then, reboot and head to www.nvidia.com to download the latest drivers for your GPU.

Try it manually from www.nvidia.com, the file is at least 900mb so if you have a couple gigabytes free it should be fine

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once it gets to the point where I enter nvidiia-smi I getMNVIDIA-SMI has failed because it couldn't communicate with the NVIDIA driver. Make sure that the latest NVIDIA driver is installed and running. I downloaded the driver and had to run it in root where I was told I had X runnning and had to turn it off and to visit www.nvidia.com but there is no help there. I was also told to see /var/log/nvidia-installer.log for details. Any ideas?

Display driver uninstaller, remove all Nvidia GPU drivers and clean install new ones from www.nvidia.com , that will fix it.

Just go to www.nvidia.com and just install them manually

just download it from www.nvidia.com and worry about it next time

Run the program and remove and Nvidia GPU drivers that it finds. Grab the latest drivers from www.nvidia.com and try to install once DDU has removed all of the old ones. Make sure you restart after it's done.