What you need
From earlier steps, you should have:
- Your graphics card name
- A recommended driver
- A version (if provided)
- A source or link
If you do not have this information:
Stop here and return to Step 4.
Step 12 / 13
Install the exact graphics driver recommended for your system.
Do not install a random driver. Do not rely on automatic tools. You must install the specific driver recommended by the Windows to Linux Advisor.
From earlier steps, you should have:
If you do not have this information:
Stop here and return to Step 4.
You will install the exact driver that matches your hardware.
This avoids:
These systems allow controlled driver installation.
Open terminal and run:
ubuntu-drivers devices
You will see a list of drivers.
Match this with your Windows to Linux Advisor recommendation.
Do not guess.
Install the specific version.
Example (NVIDIA):
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-535
Replace 535 with your recommended version.
sudo reboot
Debian requires manual control.
Open:
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
Ensure lines include:
main contrib non-free non-free-firmware
Save and exit.
sudo apt update
Install the exact package.
Examples:
NVIDIA (version-specific if available):
sudo apt install nvidia-driver
AMD:
sudo apt install firmware-amd-graphics
Intel:
sudo apt install firmware-misc-nonfree
sudo reboot
antiX is designed for older systems.
In most cases:
You should NOT install a graphics driver.
If required:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install firmware-linux firmware-misc-nonfree
sudo reboot
Check:
Stop.
Do not try random fixes.
Go to:
/help/graphics-driver-troubleshooting
If your system worked before this step:
You should not have installed a driver.