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I am connecting to my desktop which has an Nvidia card (CUDA compatible) using remote desktop connection.
I am doing this because I currently don’t have a monitor! Therefore I am temporary using my laptop to connect to my desktop and run my CUDA code.
It seams that remote desktop does not recognize the Nvidia card.
cudaGetDeviceCount() is returning a very big number. I only have 1 Nvidia 460 on my PC.
How can I solve this issue? Should I use other remote software?
As said, you cannot use remote desktop.
Instead, you can use a VNC client such as Splashtop Remote Desktop, it is free.