How to install drivers for two different Nvidia cards without second install uninstalling first driver?

[ss88]

I've run 2 x Nvidia NVS 510 cards simultaneously, but they use the same driver. I replaced one of the cards with a Nvidia Quadro P620 (x16 slot), uninstalled the NVS 510 driver, restarted, did a clean install of the P620 driver, restarted. The monitors connected to the NVS 510 card (x16 slot wired as x4) are not detected. So I go to install the NVS 510 driver (via custom option in Nvidia install), and the installer uninstalls the P620 driver.

So I did another clean install of the P620 driver (primary monitor is connected to this card). So the monitors connected to the NVS 510 are not being detected. And in Device Mgr, under Display Adapters, two adapters are listed:
- Quadro P620
- MS Basic Display Adapter (with an error exclamation mark)

How do I install the NVS 510 driver without uninstalling the P620 driver?

Edit: Issue resolved. For anyone running into a similar problem, you cannot install multiple Nvidia driver releases (or at least not multiple releases covering the same broad family of cards, in this case, the RTX/Quadro/NVS family). So if you install 2 different Nvidia cards, you should use the latest driver release that supports both cards. In this case, that means the latest version of the R470 release. I cannot use the latest driver that supports the P620, which is the R510 release, because it does not support the NVS 510.

 

[noko]

Can you not install a separate driver using the Device Manager for the card you want different from the installed drivers?

 

[cdabc123]

Can you not install a separate driver using the Device Manager for the card you want different from the installed drivers?

This should work. Just manually install the drivers. Alternatively, I think it would have worked id you didnt do a clean install although nvidia drivers can be kinda finicky.

 

[ss88]

Can you not install a separate driver using the Device Manager for the card you want different from the installed drivers?

Possibly. But I prefer having one driver for both cards since I'm looking for max stability, not max performance. I'll see how the current setup operates over the next week, and if there are stability issues, I'll try your suggestion and see if the second driver will install while leaving first driver intact, and then see if that setup performs without stability issues.