NVIDIA Driver Package Downloader (NVDPD)

A simple PowerShell script to extract and download NVIDIA driver packages.

Usage

1. Open PowerShell as an Admin.
2. Copy and paste the following command:

   irm "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Aetopia/NVIPS/main/NVDPD.ps1" | iex

3. Once the command executes, you can any of the following commands.

   • Get-NvidiaGpu: Query NVIDIA GPU Info.

   • Expand-NvidiaDriverPackage: Extract a NVIDIA driver package.
     Supported Components: HDAudio, PhysX

     Argument	Description
     -DriverPackage <Driver Package File>	NVIDIA driver package file to extract.
     -Post <Start, Install, Open>	Launch: Launch the NVIDIA Driver Setup. Install: Install the NVIDIA Driver Package. Open: Open the folder the NVIDIA Driver Setup is in.
     -All	Extract all Driver Package components.
     -Components <Component-1,Component-2, ...>	Extract Driver Specific Components.

   • Invoke-NvidiaDriverPackage: Download a driver package

     Argument	Description
     -NvidiaGpu <Get-NvidiaGpu>	Pass a variable which has a Get-NvidaGpu Object.
     -Version <Version>	Set which version to download.
     -Studio	Studio driver type.
     -Standard	Standard driver type.
     -Post <Start, Install, Open>	Launch: Launch the NVIDIA Driver Setup. Install: Install the NVIDIA Driver Package. Open: Open NVIDIA Driver Setup Folder.
     -All	Extract all Driver Package components.
     -Components <Component-1,Component-2, ...>	Extract Driver Specific Components.

   • Get-NvidiaDriverVersions: Get NVIDIA Driver Versions.

     Argument	Description
     -NvidiaGpu <Get-NvidiaGpu>	Pass a variable which has a Get-NvidaGpu Object.
     -Studio	Studio driver type.
     -Standard	Standard driver type.

   • Get-NvidiaGpuProperties Get information on Dynamic P-State, HDCP and NVIDIA Control Panel & NVIDIA Display Container LS Service Telemetry.

   • Set-NvidiaGpuProperty: Configure a NVIDIA GPU property.

     Argument	Description
     -Property	Specify the property to configure.
     -State	Configure the state of the specified property, 1 for enabling the property and 0 for disabling it.

     Property	Description
     DynamicPState	This property determines if a NVIDIA GPU should dynamically clock itself.
     HDCP	This property determines if HDCP is enabled for DRM content.