Pix4D Documentation: NVIDIA Graphics Card Driver Update Guide
Updating the driver for an NVIDIA graphics card on a Windows computer is essential for ensuring optimal performance and compatibility with the latest software. This process can be streamlined by downloading the appropriate driver directly from NVIDIA’s official website. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the update process effectively.
Steps to Update NVIDIA Graphics Card Driver
1. Identify Your Graphics Card
Before downloading a new driver, it’s important to know which NVIDIA graphics card is installed on your system. You can easily find this information through the NVIDIA Control Panel:
- Right-click on the desktop background.
- Select NVIDIA Control Panel from the context menu.
- In the Control Panel, click on the Help tab and then choose System Information. Alternatively, you might find System Information at the bottom-left corner of the window.
- Once the System Information window is open, click on the Display tab.
- Locate your GPU in the Items list to see its details, including the Driver version.
2. Download the Latest Driver
Next, head to NVIDIA’s website to find the most recent driver for your specific graphics card:
- Go to the NVIDIA download page.
- Input the specifications of your GPU and click SEARCH.
- Review the Version of the driver listed. If a newer version is available than the one currently installed, click DOWNLOAD.
3. Install the Driver
With the new driver file downloaded, you can proceed with the installation:
- Locate the downloaded .exe file and double-click it to run the installer.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the driver upgrade process.
- After the installation is finished, restart your computer to ensure that the changes take effect.
Important Note
While this guide serves as a helpful resource, keep in mind that the information provided is intended for customer assistance and may not always be fully accurate. Pix4D does not guarantee the validity of this information and recommends verifying details with NVIDIA directly if needed.