Fixed
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Running over Remote Desktop made the tool refuse a perfectly good card (#3). RDP hands the session a virtual display adapter, so the real GPU is invisible to the check. The refusal named the
DLSS5ONECLICK_SKIP_GPU_CHECKenvironment variable — which a GUI user cannot set for a window that is already running, so the advice was unreachable in practice.There is now a tick beside the refusal: "That is not the card I game on — Remote Desktop, a virtual display, or a misread. Check anyway, at my own risk". It is the same escape hatch the anti-cheat check already offered, and the environment variable still works for headless use.
Thanks to @GarryLai for the original report and to @Cybereu for showing that the environment variable route needed $env:DLSS5ONECLICK_SKIP_GPU_CHECK="1" and a relaunch from that same shell — which is exactly the friction this removes.