Zed 2i depth viewer showing nothing, while Zed diagnostics and Zed explorer seem to be working fine

Hello,

I am not able to see any points in the Zed Depth Viewer, but Zed explorer and Zed diagnostics seems to be working fine.

I am running Windows 11.

Anything I can do to resolve this problem?

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Hi @tz3423
Welcome to the StereoLabs community.

The diagnostic tool detected Windows 10. Please confirm the OS that you are using.

Can you also try to use ZED Explorer and ZED Studio and let me know if they work as expected?

Thanks for the reply

I am using Windows 11, Zed Explorer works as expected, Zed Studio also shows a blank screen.

There’s something wrong with the setup of your system.

I recommend you uninstall the ZED SDK and CUDA.
Then download the ZED SDK for CUDA 13 and reinstall it.

If the problem persists, please run the ZED Diagnostic tool again and paste here the content of the report that it generates.