nvidia driver not compatible

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windows 10 22h2, geforce rtx 3050

[fierce temple]

oh i see

[fierce temple]

try to

reinstall gefore experience

(clean install) or

boot in safe mod then try it to update(before entering download the drivers install them at safe mode)

Tell me if it doesn't work prob. from a corrupted file

If it doesn't work
Run cmd as admin
Type sfc -scannow

[rough drum]

none worked

[bronze lantern]

You can't install drivers in Safe Mode

[bronze lantern]

As a start, to get some system info, please follow this

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is the python safe

[bronze lantern]

Would I send you a link to it if it wasn't safe?

(thinking further, would the server administrators allow me to be tech support if I was sending people malicious software?)

[sterile lily]

bruh nuke it

use DDU to uninstall nvidia driver completely

then use NVCleanstall, select necessary components and install your gpu driver

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link for both?

[sterile lily]

https://www.guru3d.com/download/display-driver-uninstaller-download/

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-nvcleanstall/

[bronze lantern]

Recommending DDU without first knowing the user's system is not the best idea
There are a lot of edge cases they could land themselves in that then results in either the whole thing not having the desired effect (of clean-installing the drivers) or even lock them inside safe mode / the login prompt

AutoDDU resolves these issues (it's, as the name suggests, pretty much a one-click thing to completely reinstall your drivers, taking care of everything)

[sterile lily]

Ah okay I'll look into it since most people don't know about autoDDU tool

[rough drum]

so i just use autoddu and i should be good?

[sterile lily]

Try his method first. Even I'm curious how it works. Personally I've never used it

for a decade I'm using DDU and it never caused a problem

[bronze lantern]

Off the top of my head (it's been a couple years):

• Users with Microsoft Accounts (as opposed to local ones) might get stuck on the login screen since Windows for some reason figured that they need an internet connection to log in
• OneDrive might be enabled by default, meaning the user's Downloads folder (potentially with DDU in it) becomes unavailable inside Safe Mode
• Not turning off your internet connection after exiting Safe Mode and before installing your driver leads to Windows Update auto-installing a (usually older) driver (so you're no longer getting a "true" clean install)
  -> You have to download your driver installer before starting the process
  -> You have to know which driver to download (Modern cards need... the newest, Kepler needs R470, Fermi needs to be thrown into the trash R390)

AutoDDU also just simply is a good deal faster than doing it yourself

[fierce temple]

you can

weren't your even tried it?

you must download them firrst

[sterile lily]

In theory you can update drivers from device manager in safe mode in networking