Я пытался установить драйверы nvidia для моего сервера под управлением windows server 2012 R2.
Я не уверен, что я был успешным, в том, что я был в состоянии использовать pnputil для загрузки файла inf (в соответствии с этой article) но я не уверен, что он работал правильно (программа сказала, что это было успешно, но это также показывает, что есть 3D-контроллер, который не имеет драйвера в диспетчере устройств)
Как я могу правильно установить этот драйвер, или посмотреть, если он уже установили?
Я не ищу то, что обязательно самый последний драйвер, но любой драйвер будет лучше, чем то, что у меня есть.
хотя у меня есть GTX 765, это должен быть относительно общий вопрос, который относится ко многим видеодрайверам.
Edit: драйверы не были установлены (в том смысле, что производительность была неизменной при попытке воспроизвести что-либо, и она по-прежнему не отображается в диспетчере устройств)
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I was trying to install the nvidia drivers for my server running windows server 2012 R2.
I am not sure that I was sucsessful, in that I was able to use pnputil to load the inf file (as per this article) but I am not sure if it worked properly (the program said it was sucsessful, but it also shows that there is a 3D controller that does not have a driver in device manager)
How can I properly install this driver, or see if it is already installed?
I am not looking for what is necessarily the most recent driver, but any driver would be better than what I have.
While I happen to have a GTX 765, this should be a relatively general question that applies to many video drivers.
Edit: The drivers were not installed (in the sense that performance was unchanged at all when attempting to play anything, and it still does not show up in device manager)
Hennes
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asked Aug 7, 2013 at 2:32
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I found the solution!
I have a Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 Ti and i am writing this from a Windows Server 2012 R2, and 2 Displays («Surroundview») , one with 4K UHD solution, one with full hd.
The INSTALLER from Nvidia is not working.
Follow this instruction
- Download the Win 8.1. Driver for your Video Card, but not the last one,
but the «GeForce-Game-ready-Treiber, WHQL-Version»
This Driver ist a «MS Signed» Driver.
My Version is 355.82, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit, Windows 8 64-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit
-
Lern mal mehr english
(http://www.nvidia.de/download/driverResults.aspx/90633/de) -
Unzip the driver.
- Go to Device Manager,
(Right Mouse click on windows Start botton) - Video Card
6 Rightclick, new driver, and search the Directory where you unzipped the downloaded driver -
Let search it automatically.
-
Displays getting dark
- Scream for fun, you have 2 Displays working now with Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter, running on hardware, video card is Palit GTX 660 Ti, Display 1 is connected to display port and its running DAMN 4K / UHD solution. Display 2 is running full HD and is connected to the DVI-D.
answered Sep 16, 2015 at 21:06
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Your laptop is an impressively well-muscled gaming computer, but it is still a laptop.
A laptop is always a risky platform for running a server version of Windows,
which goes double for R2 which is just a preview and not even the final version.
Microsoft does not support laptop-specific hardware on its server platforms,
and neither does Nvidia.
As another consideration, it is not advisable to have a patched operating system
as you are trying to do. You take the risk of a future Windows Update
rendering your computer unusable.
And on the other hand, Windows Server 2012 is not a perfect desktop platform.
Also, many products which are free on the client versions of Windows will
refuse to install on a server version without a paid license.
Although this does not answer your question, in view of all the above points
my advice is to return your laptop to Windows 8.
As you do not have a touch-screen, I would even advice downgrading to Windows 7 (if possible).
answered Aug 13, 2013 at 10:47
harrymcharrymc
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Just in case someone else comes to look for this. I installed the following drivers for my Geforce GTX 550TI: 388.13-desktop-win8-win7-64bit-international-whql.exe
And ran it normal and it installed fine on my Windows server 2012 r2 system.
I searched for windows 8.1 drivers under geforce 500 series.
answered Apr 18, 2019 at 11:08
I was trying to install the nvidia drivers for my server running windows server 2012 R2.
I am not sure that I was sucsessful, in that I was able to use pnputil to load the inf file (as per this article) but I am not sure if it worked properly (the program said it was sucsessful, but it also shows that there is a 3D controller that does not have a driver in device manager)
How can I properly install this driver, or see if it is already installed?
I am not looking for what is necessarily the most recent driver, but any driver would be better than what I have.
While I happen to have a GTX 765, this should be a relatively general question that applies to many video drivers.
Edit: The drivers were not installed (in the sense that performance was unchanged at all when attempting to play anything, and it still does not show up in device manager)
Hennes
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asked Aug 7, 2013 at 2:32
14
I found the solution!
I have a Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 Ti and i am writing this from a Windows Server 2012 R2, and 2 Displays («Surroundview») , one with 4K UHD solution, one with full hd.
The INSTALLER from Nvidia is not working.
Follow this instruction
- Download the Win 8.1. Driver for your Video Card, but not the last one,
but the «GeForce-Game-ready-Treiber, WHQL-Version»
This Driver ist a «MS Signed» Driver.
My Version is 355.82, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit, Windows 8 64-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit
-
Lern mal mehr english
(http://www.nvidia.de/download/driverResults.aspx/90633/de) -
Unzip the driver.
- Go to Device Manager,
(Right Mouse click on windows Start botton) - Video Card
6 Rightclick, new driver, and search the Directory where you unzipped the downloaded driver -
Let search it automatically.
-
Displays getting dark
- Scream for fun, you have 2 Displays working now with Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter, running on hardware, video card is Palit GTX 660 Ti, Display 1 is connected to display port and its running DAMN 4K / UHD solution. Display 2 is running full HD and is connected to the DVI-D.
answered Sep 16, 2015 at 21:06
2
Your laptop is an impressively well-muscled gaming computer, but it is still a laptop.
A laptop is always a risky platform for running a server version of Windows,
which goes double for R2 which is just a preview and not even the final version.
Microsoft does not support laptop-specific hardware on its server platforms,
and neither does Nvidia.
As another consideration, it is not advisable to have a patched operating system
as you are trying to do. You take the risk of a future Windows Update
rendering your computer unusable.
And on the other hand, Windows Server 2012 is not a perfect desktop platform.
Also, many products which are free on the client versions of Windows will
refuse to install on a server version without a paid license.
Although this does not answer your question, in view of all the above points
my advice is to return your laptop to Windows 8.
As you do not have a touch-screen, I would even advice downgrading to Windows 7 (if possible).
answered Aug 13, 2013 at 10:47
harrymcharrymc
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Just in case someone else comes to look for this. I installed the following drivers for my Geforce GTX 550TI: 388.13-desktop-win8-win7-64bit-international-whql.exe
And ran it normal and it installed fine on my Windows server 2012 r2 system.
I searched for windows 8.1 drivers under geforce 500 series.
answered Apr 18, 2019 at 11:08
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Abstract
Download the latest NVIDIA Display Driver for Windows Server 2012, W2K8R2, W2K8 64bit
Download Description
- New IBM xSeries firmware and device driver file naming convention
Change history
NVIDIA Display Driver Change History Ver. 332.76 , 10/28/2013
Previous Release:
- 331.65
Supported Adapters Added in this Release
- N/A
Supported Adapters Removed From this Release Due to End of Life
- N/A
Issues Resolved in this Release
- ODE Driver
This is the initial release for the R331 drivers, the sixth ‘Optimal Drivers for Enterprise’ [ODE]. ODE branches are dedicated to relatively long term stability for ISV certification, OEMs, and Enterprise customers.
New in this driver release:
- First ODE driver to support Windows 8.1
- OpenGL
- Added support for OpenGL 4.4
- Workstation Features
- Mosaic
- Improved Mosaic setup times for HDMI display devices
- Added default topology and display numbering in the NVIDIA Control Panel->Mosaic setup process.
- NvWMI — Updated to version 2.15*
- New API that supports creation of multiple default display grids with a single call. Also, supports creation of multiple default + custom grids, with a single call
- New API that supports validation of multiple default display grids with a single call. Also, supports validation of multiple default + custom grids, with a single call
- Discontinued support for Windows XP.
- NVIDIA Control Panel Changes
- Workstation->EDID Management
- Added controls to improve productivity by providing a way to force an EDID on multiple connectors at a time, instead of one at a time
- Display->Change Resolution
- Added controls to import or export customs resolutions. Allows users to create a custom resolution and then export it to a file which can be edited and/or imported for recreating the same set of custom resolutions on the same system or across systems.
- Workstation->EDID Management
- Workstation application compatibility fixes. Please read the release notes for more information on product support, feature limitations, driver fixes and known compatibility issues.
- If you would like to be notified of upcoming drivers for Windows, please subscribe here.
- Existing Support:
- Support for CUDA 5.5
- Support for the Open Computing Language (OpenCL) 1.1*
- Support for DirectX11
* Quadro FX4600 and FX5600, Quadro FX x700 series and newer GPUs
** For details on the previous NvWMI release version please refer to the NvWMI Help file.
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