How to install Debian nvidia driver?

Question

linux

# lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Debian
Description: Debian GNU/Linux 9.4 (stretch)
Release: 9.4
Codename: stretch
Used ubuntu - no problem with video driver.
Moved to debian. After installing the driver, a white screen with the error 'something went wrong'
Tried a lot of things, so I'm writing here. I have a laptop. Map 720m
Maybe someone came across and can give advice that I have not tried

Answer 1

I am using the driver from the manufacturer's website. Cons should be set from the console mode, reinstalling by hand with each core. Put them to try, you can put aside Horn.conf I had problems with it because of the launch of nvidiaconfig. At the start of the x organization, it will be created automatically.

Answer 2

I installed it from the manufacturer's website. I read the instructions in the same place and somewhere else, collected from different sources in order to understand the principle. I have a KDE desktop environment in Debian. in the current version they have some problems with nvidia. the desktop does not load, to be more precise, the desktop is not visible, a black screen. only removing the driver and returning everything to default helped. no longer dealt with this issue. on the first 2 installations, I messed up the system, or rather I didn’t know how to roll back the changes to workable ones, I managed to change something by picking configs, but there is still not much experience and understanding of all the subtleties.

Answer 3

Laptop with nvidia and intel graphics most likely? Google how to install Bumblebee to work with hybrid graphics on Linux