Installation of CUDA10.0 under Win10 system

  • Go to the official website to download CUDA10.0 and directly search for CUDA10.0. Note: CUDA can be installed only if the graphics card configured on your computer is NVIDIA graphics card. AMD graphics card computers are not acceptable. I downloaded it: Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1SrbvJM47IctKkyPSr4FJaQ Extraction code: 5n0b And the picture below is CUDA11.0, so it is 2.8G. CUDA10.0 is 2.1G

  •  Double-click the downloaded exe file to install, and customize the installation path. This installation path is just the decompression path of the CUDA program, this folder will be automatically deleted after the installation is complete. The actual installation path has a step below, mine is C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v10.0

  • Click OK to enter the system compatibility check, just wait

  • Directly agree to this step of the license agreement

  • Be sure to choose a custom installation. If you choose a streamlined installation, CUDA will have high requirements for the environment, and our computer may not meet it, which will cause the installation to fail

  • Some options need to be unchecked, otherwise the installation will fail, don’t ask why, I don’t know

  • One option is optional: Display Driver. An explanation on the Internet is: CUDA will install a NVDIA graphics card driver by default during installation. As can be seen from the figure above, the graphics card driver version is 411.31. Highlight: The "Current Version" column will display the graphics card driver model on your current computer. For example, as shown in the figure above, the current driver of my computer is 376.54, which is less than 411.31, indicating that the version of this machine is older. If your current version is higher than the new version that CUDA wants to install, then you must cancel the display driver! Otherwise, the CUDA installation finds that your existing one is more advanced than what I want to install, and I will install a hammer, and an installation failure error will occur; if your current version is lower than the new version that CUDA wants to install, then you must display If the driver is checked, the driver version is not new enough and CUDA cannot run. If it happens that the current version is exactly the same as the new version, it is free to check or uncheck.

  • It is best not to adjust the installation position of the next step. I personally don't know what this thing has to do with the system disk, so I won't move it and go to the next step. Note that the first two installation paths in this step are the final CUDA real installation directories

  • Then just wait and it will prompt you that the installation is complete, but at this step I forgot to take a screenshot, and type GG in silence. I am very uncomfortable with OCD

  • For some reason, I uninstalled and reinstalled, crying, and I got the picture of the completion of the installation.

  • Then, be sure to check whether the environment variables of the system are configured automatically, if not, please configure manually

  •  After it’s done, you can go to nvcc, but it’s best to restart the computer, because nvcc failed before I restarted, and it’s fine after restarting, don’t talk nonsense, the result is

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