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  1. Thanks! I'll try. It seems easy. Thanks! Newer Cuda and newer drivers will work if I apply these modification to my system files?
  2. Hello What are the last versions of CUDA and NVidia driver that still work with Windows 7? I mean the versions that do not officially support it but still work if you install them manually. (Sorry if this has already been asked but I cant find this information anywhere.) Right now I am using CUDA 11.7, and the 473.62 driver because it's the last one being signed and I never managed to have a non-signed driver work. My problem is that these versions are becoming too prehistoric, the recent versions of Forge Neo (Stable Diffusion) don't work with CUDA 11.7 anymore. Can't more recent versions of CUDA and driver be installed manually? I remember reading somewhere that CUDA 12 actually works, and even CUDA 13 may partially work. Thanks.
  3. Fixed. If someone ever has the same problem: https://github.com/lllyasviel/stable-diffusion-webui-forge/issues/1765#issuecomment-2359619393
  4. So I need to compile PyTorch by myself on Windows 7 for it to work on Windows 7? I don't have Visual Studio and I never did that... Or maybe I have the wrong version of some API-MS-WIN dlls, for Win10 instead of Win7, and that is why I have this problem. How can I check that?
  5. Hey all. Anyone ever got to use PyTorch 2.1 or above on Windows 7? Is it incompatible or is it just me? Version 2.0.1 and older worked, but I can't have version 2.1 or above working. It can't start because there are missing dependencies for c10_cuda.dll. According to Dependency Walker these missing dependencies were "API-MS-WIN..." dlls and functions missing from system dlls. I somehow got to fix the missing "API-MS-WIN..." dlls problem, but some functions are still missing from system dlls, for example "ResolveDelayLoadedAPI" is missing from kernel32.dll. Some people say that Dependency Walker should not be trusted though because it sometimes reports false positives instead of the real problem, so I am not even sure that these missing functions are really the problem. I've been trying for over a month. I installed all visual studio runtimes. I installed updates. I installed VxKex but I don't think it can help in this case. I installed nt61 updated kernel too. Nothing worked. I asked about it on PyTorch's forum. One of their devs told me that the only thing they changed was switching from VS2017 to VS2019 builds. I did install visual studio runtimes 2019 though. Can someone please help? Anybody ever tried? Any idea? ( As for why I need PyTorch 2.1, that is because I need to use the new version of Layer Diffuse, which only works with the new version of SD Forge, which needs PyTorch version 2.1 minimum. )
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