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Please note that # means that the command is supposed to be executed with escalated privileges (i.e. # dnf install -y akmod-nvidia kernel-devel A lightweight, well-integrated LXQt desktop environment. A complete, well-integrated Xfce Desktop. A complete, modern desktop built using the KDE Plasma Desktop. Good luck and you're welcome to ask or edit your question if this did not work.Ĭheck if you have secure boot enabled, and if so, you'll have to disable it (if you don't know how to do it, Google your motherboard manufacturer/model).

I’ve tried reinstalling nvidia drivers no success, I have all nvidia packages from version 510 no mix.

I haven't used Nvidia hardware in years, but I'm maybe the first two packages alone install everything you'll need to get up and running.

xorg-x11-drv-nvidia (if you plan on using X11 instead of Wayland).

If you are using a different DE or prefer installing the drivers through the CLI, these are the steps and (minimum required) packages you'll need to install: From the above output we can conclude that the current system has NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB graphic card installed and the recommend driver to install is nvidia-driver-435. Press on 'Explore' in the top bar and search for 'nvidia' and you will get the available packages.Top left corner, click on the update icon (circled arrow) and wait for it to finish.Close the 'Software Repositories' window and click on 'Updates' on the top bar of the 'Software Center'.Scroll down until you see 'RPM Fusion for Fedora - Nonfree - NVIDIA Driver' and click to enable it.Click on the "hamburger menu" (top right corner, three horizontal lines).

If you're using Fedora 35/36 with GNOME, these are the steps: If you don't mind using proprietary drivers, you can enable them through the software center (if you're using GNOME) that will almost certainly solve your issue.