Closed sam0x17 closed 1 year ago
Hi. You can choose to force the "update available" prompt with the --force-dl
command line argument.
Also warning if you have several NVIDIA GPUs in your system TNUC will choose the first one it finds, and search drivers for that one.
awesome ty!
Users of e-gpus on win11 often need to re-install the current nvidia driver as part of the flow for getting windows to adapt to the e-gpu being connected (or not). My husband's flow right now is to disable the laptop's discrete GPU in the device manager and then run GeForce Experience to re-install the current nvidia driver. Once he does this, the e-gpu always works (albeit with some occasional blue screens). He would love to use TinyNvidiaUpdateChecker to re-install the nvidia driver instead, but when it runs, it does not think it needs to re-install and just exits. Maybe if there was some command line option to re-install the current driver?