#Nvidia Driver problems
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Are your games on ext4 format or windows hard drive format? Try the green recommended Nvidia driver from the Driver Manager in your start menu.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hV_gUHmlxE If it's on a Linux driver. Watch this video. Let us know if this didn't work.
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ahm... i am with Linux since 3 years... I am using Linux Mint. i dont understand ur information. u never read my post i think
how to install steam? really? i installed it 3 years ago... not helpful
The latest Nvidia driver recently updated is 570. I had some issues with video playback until I installed the kernel update which came a day later.
I solved this. I took the 550.144 driver instead of Repo driver 535.xx
Now, everything Is Running again and better.
Pls check Mint Team, to get Nvidia Driver more earlier than today it is.
I tooks too long between ur Repo driver and Nvidia releases.
Thank you.
good job on figuring it out. Driver manager in Mint shows version 570 for me though.
I took the original driver from Repo. It was 535. and the 550 ist enough for me. It works fine.
I have LM 22.1 as OS.
Please share the output of mokutil --sb-state.
SecureBoot disabled @strange garden
Ok. Second make sure you have performance mode turned off for nvidia driver.
And you are using the recommended driver.
which driver is the recommended? and where is the Performance switch? system is running fine right now.
are u the troll in here?
I solved this by myself... so look at ur own mirror
Nvidia settings app.
@jolly phoenix If the problem is solved, please add Solved tag