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ElPumpo / TinyNvidiaUpdateChecker

Open sourced tool for keeping NVIDIA GPUs updated, featuring fully customizable driver installs for complete control, multi-GPU support, and more!
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No New GPU Driver Available #238

Open AdrianeNS opened 1 month ago

AdrianeNS commented 1 month ago

I just downloaded the Tiny Update Checker and set it up to look for new Studio drivers. When I ran the tool, it said there are no new drivers available, however, the NVIDIA app says there is an update available. My Game Ready drivers are up to date, but the Studio drivers are not.

I'm not sure if I'm doing something incorrectly or if this is a bug but wanted to let you know.

Thanks for making this program though! If I can get it to work correctly, I'll definitely keep using it!

ElPumpo commented 1 month ago

Hi Adriane!

Could you please run TNUC with the --debug argument, and share full output so I could see the details

AdrianeNS commented 1 month ago

Sure! How do I do that? When I launch it, there isn't any option to input a command. It automatically searches and then when it's done the only option is to close the window.

Technetium1 commented 1 month ago

@AdrianeNS Right-click your start button, choose whichever of these is there: Terminal or Command Prompt or Powershell, then drag the file into that window, and add a space then --debug, and press Enter. Click and drag to highlight everything since that command, then Enter or right-click to copy to your clipboard, so you can paste here.

AdrianeNS commented 2 weeks ago

Hello again! I'm sorry for the long delay in my reply. I got sidetracked with something else and had to shelf this issue. In any case, I didn't know you could drag a file into the terminal to copy a path so thanks for that! However, when I enter the debug command I'm getting an error:


ParserError:
Line |
   1 |  "C:\Program Files\My Utilities\TinyNvidiaUpdateChecker.exe" --debug
     |                                                                ~~~~~
     | Unexpected token 'debug' in expression or statement.```
ElPumpo commented 2 weeks ago

You're doing it wrong... go watch YouTube how to run arguments in terminal..

ElPumpo commented 1 week ago

You still there @AdrianeNS ?

AdrianeNS commented 1 week ago

Yes, I'm here, sorry! I am comfortable using the terminal for commands when I need to. I started studying programming about 6 months ago so I'm no expert but I do have some experience. I'm just not sure what's wrong here. I copied the file path to the executable into terminal, entered a space and then "--debug". This gives me the unexpected token "debug" error.

ElPumpo commented 1 week ago

Just watch youtube man, or I will eventually close the thread.