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==Fixing the GPU on the RDP (Aprl 11th 2019)==
At the time of writing, CUDA and tensorflow cannot connect to our GPU. This can be verified by opening python3 and type
import tensorflow as tf
tf.test.is_gpu_available()
In addition, GeForce Experience and NVIDIA control panel do not work right now.
Hiep has checked GPU driver by going to device manager -> Display adapter -> RTX Titan -> Properties -> Driver -> Update Driver. However, nothing new is installed since the current driver is already up-to-date.
Hiep has also restarted several NVIDIA services by opening Run -> type in services.msc -> scrolled down to NVIDIA services -> clicked on restart. However, it still cannot resolve the issue.
Since Geforce Experience cannot be opened, Hiep has followed a solution from NVIDIA forum, which is opening Run -> type in services.msc -> scrolled down to NVIDIA service -> Under nvidia telemetry container -> Choose Log on -> Check Log on as Local System Account.
However, none of the above approaches actually resolved the issue. Reinstalling NVIDIA software might be necessary.
At the time of writing, CUDA and tensorflow cannot connect to our GPU. This can be verified by opening python3 and type
import tensorflow as tf
tf.test.is_gpu_available()
In addition, GeForce Experience and NVIDIA control panel do not work right now.
Hiep has checked GPU driver by going to device manager -> Display adapter -> RTX Titan -> Properties -> Driver -> Update Driver. However, nothing new is installed since the current driver is already up-to-date.
Hiep has also restarted several NVIDIA services by opening Run -> type in services.msc -> scrolled down to NVIDIA services -> clicked on restart. However, it still cannot resolve the issue.
Since Geforce Experience cannot be opened, Hiep has followed a solution from NVIDIA forum, which is opening Run -> type in services.msc -> scrolled down to NVIDIA service -> Under nvidia telemetry container -> Choose Log on -> Check Log on as Local System Account.
However, none of the above approaches actually resolved the issue. Reinstalling NVIDIA software might be necessary.
