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Nvidia Gpu not detected , driver not found?

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Hi, I've tested in 2 different environments and none of them get that detects the GPU. The first environment is with an Nvidia A100 and the second with an Nvidia rtx 3060 (both on windows 11) I have the latest nvidia drivers installed. What am I missing or what am I doing wrong?

this is the error code:

[2024-01-15T14:51:35.519Z] [INFO] Extenension: Invoking validateEnvironement for: nvidia-driver Debug: validate-env[0] 03:51:35.60 0 ExecuteAsync Started Information: validate-env[0] 03:51:35.67 0 IsNvidiaDiverAvailable Execution Information: validate-env[0] 03:51:35.73 0 IsNvidiaDiverAvailable : False Debug: validate-env[0] 03:51:35.73 0 ExecuteAsync Completed Elapsed:00:00:00.1431411

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Start at the environment-validation entry point shown in the log, validateEnvironement, and trace IsNvidiaDiverAvailable, reproducing the result on Windows 11 with the reported NVIDIA A100 or RTX 3060. Compare the expected driver-detection behavior with the logged false result; done means the cause is identified and detection works or the limitation is clearly documented.

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operating-systems
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