At our company we are working wit an embedded system which runs Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSB 2016. On this platform we use a trained model for object detection using an RTX2080ti as the computing power.
When I want to install the drivers for this GPU it complains about the Windows version, probably being to old?
Are there workarounds/older drivers which are working on this OS and with this specific GPU?
BR,
Carsten Voort
Same scenario here. The driver requires Windows build 1803 or higher.
What I tried so far without success:
- NVidia experience auto detect simply tries to download the latest driver
- manual downloading a driver
- changing the windows version in the registry as a workaround for the version check.
- installing driver manually via device manager (from the extracted driver contents). It does list a lot of graphic card models, but not the RTX 2080 Ti itself
There must be a way to install the driver for the Windows 1607 build. We purchased the 2080 Ti for the single purpose of Deep Learning.
I am already discussing with our windows supplier to have Win10 IoT LTSC 2019. Probably this will solve the issue.
Update: we have the system running with windows build 1809. Next to the driver issue we also had a black screen when the GPU (RTX2080ti) was plugged in. We solved this by following these steps
- Boot PC/system without GPU connected
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Go to the device manager and right click on the display adapter (internal graphics) shown in Display
Adapters and disable it
- Shutdown the motherboard using the shutdown menu (no reset!).
- Connect the GPU to the PCIE port and connect power connectors. Also connect one or more of the video
outputs of the GPU.
- Boot the PC/system again.
Did you just update the LTSB to LTSC? Or did you have to purchase the new license?