I had the same problem.
After a lot of struggle, I installed it with the bare minimum : no Visual Studio integration, no NSight anything; only what’s selected in the screenshot below.
(notice that already have graphical driver installed and up to date)
I have the same issue as well.
My driver is up to data, and I have close all the related program.
I think the best solution is to wait the next release.
windows 10 , visual studio 2019, visual studio code, GTX 1080
Same issue here. In the end, i got it to install by unchecking:
-the 2 visual studio extensions
-gforce stuff
-physx
-nsight compute - i manually installed this individual package before trying to install cuda.
-nvidia audio
Thanks Pierce, the main causes are those with Nsight . Unchecked them in the list above and it worked for me to successfully finish the installation on Windows 11.
I had the same problem (five minutes ago…) where installing CUDA failed at the NSight component which triggered a cascade failure of all the other components.
I won’t go into all the details of how I found the solution because it would be time-consuming for me and somewhat not that interesting for you, so…
Unfortunately, installing the latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable version did not work for me. I’m trying to install CUDA 12.4 and it only helped me to uncheck a checkbox from Nsight Compute and the installation was successful. I have no idea what this is, but I hope it doesn’t affect my experiments with Stable Diffusion. Before that, I had 12.1 and all components installed successfully.
I have the same problem with CUDA toolkit 12.5. When I try to install Nsight Compute individually it show me some running processes that has conflict to install. I stopped these processes and services by task manager and services mmc then restart CUDA toolkit installer and finally got all components installed. )))