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[Bug report] ComfyUI script seems broken #23

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DerekTurtleRoe opened this issue Jun 21, 2024 · 0 comments
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[Bug report] ComfyUI script seems broken #23

DerekTurtleRoe opened this issue Jun 21, 2024 · 0 comments

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DerekTurtleRoe commented Jun 21, 2024

Hello, I ran into several issues with the ComfyUI script and wanted to document them here so they could be fixed.

I ran the ComfyUI script in an admin terminal (maybe that was the mistake?) and everything worked fine up until the last section where it launches ComfyUI, it failed to do so. It also tried to launch the ComfyUI with the CPU and not the GPU even though I have an Nvidia card with CUDA and everything else installed correctly.

I already had all the tools except CUDA installed, but for some reason Chocolatey didn't detect that 7-zip was already installed via winget and so it installed it twice. That's fine, but it'd be nice if the script could use an instance of 7-zip that was installed manually, or via winget to prevent multiple installs of the same app.

To elaborate a bit more, everything that is needed such as:

  • Chocolatey
  • Git
  • Python
  • 7-Zip

were all installed already, but with winget and not Chocolatey.

CUDA was installed by the script and appears to have installed correctly.

While I was looking for that, it turns out that the app was entirely installed somewhere else (I'm still looking for the files and haven't been able to find them) but it did download the icon file.

All of the files were moved to C:\Vicuna\comfyui for some reason, and the icon was downloaded as I said, but nothing else as far as I can tell. The Chocolatey packages for 7-zip and CUDA installed to their default directories though, so at least that is working fine. All of my user-created directories were moved to this folder as well.

Here are my PC specs and some info:

Windows 11 Pro
Version 23H2
OS build 22631.3593

AMD Ryzen 7 2700X CPU
32GB RAM
Nvidia GTX 1080
NVME storage

The script was run from an admin Windows Terminal prompt.

If I can provide any more info, please let me know.

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