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The driver for which Nvidia card? I don't have any Nvidia cards. Should I just pick an arbitrary Nvidia card driver?

Responding to each point in order: 1. - Latest AMD drivers (according to the Radeon auto-updater, which says itself was released on Oct/16. I only just installed Windows on this computer two days ago.) - Mobo drivers are latest delivered by non-"optional" Windows Update. I supposed I can t...

I tried installing CUDA (full), didn't work. Also, there was no nvcuda.dll (file FAH complains about when reporting my card on startup) under either of the CUDA install dirs, so I'm not sure this dll comes from nVidia.

I also tried the previous two or three FAH releases, didn't work.

I'm getting this right now for my AMD card. 02:38:59: GPU 0: Bus:3 Slot:0 Func:0 AMD:6 Navi 10 [Radeon RX 5600 OEM/5600 XT / 02:38:59: 5700/5700 XT] 02:38:59: CUDA: Not detected: Failed to open dynamic library 'nvcuda.dll': The 02:38:59: specified module could not be found. ... 02:38:59:WARNING:FS01...

The CUDA package is large, and intended for software development. I unchecked everything except the Runtime and the Driver. No dice, still fails.

I have the exact same problem. Card is AMD Radeon Rx 5700 XT. I'm going to try the hack mentioned above...

Windows, Radeon Rx 5700 XT, latest (non-beta) FAHClient (7.6.21), set client-type advanced on my GPU slot, still get "WARNING:FS02:No CUDA or OpenCL 1.2+ support detected for GPU slot 02: gpu:3:0 Navi 10 [Radeon RX 5600 OEM/5600 XT / 5700/5700 XT]. Disabling." I thought Core_22 was in Adva...

Ah, @pantherx, thanks for the info about next release. Gtk. @foldy , yes, starting on logon also worked for me, but I didn't want to have to enable auto-logon on boot, because I'm not the only user of this machine.

Hi How do I cause the control icon to appear in my system tray, if FAH is already running before I log in? After launching FAHclient manually for a few days, I was dismayed to see that the system tray icon fails to appear if I launch FAHclient via scheduled task on system start. You might ask: "...