11-08-2023, 12:28 PM
slyexe, thanks for your response!
This is a physical PC without virtualization, I connect via RDP, I am the only administrator with full rights.
The drivers were originally installed with Windows by the vendor.
Then I downloaded cuda_12.3.0_545.84_windows.exe from the Nvidia website.
When installing cuda_12.3.0_545.84_windows.exe, it was written that my old driver (I don’t remember the exact version) would be replaced with the driver version 545.84 available in this package.
Based on the fact that
C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v12.3\extras\demo_suite\deviceQuery.exe
sees CUDA (listing in the first post), I'm guessing this is some kind of hashcat issue. So I wanted to get advice from more knowledgeable forum members or provide additional information for a full bug report.
This is a physical PC without virtualization, I connect via RDP, I am the only administrator with full rights.
The drivers were originally installed with Windows by the vendor.
Then I downloaded cuda_12.3.0_545.84_windows.exe from the Nvidia website.
When installing cuda_12.3.0_545.84_windows.exe, it was written that my old driver (I don’t remember the exact version) would be replaced with the driver version 545.84 available in this package.
Based on the fact that
C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v12.3\extras\demo_suite\deviceQuery.exe
sees CUDA (listing in the first post), I'm guessing this is some kind of hashcat issue. So I wanted to get advice from more knowledgeable forum members or provide additional information for a full bug report.