Prerequisites To start, you need to play the version tracking game. First, make sure your graphics card can support CUDA by finding it on this list: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus . For example, laptop has a GeForce GTX 1060, which supports CUDA and Compute Capability 6.1. You can find the model of your graphics card by clicking in the Windows search bar and entering “dxdiag.” This tool will identify your system’s hardware. The Display tab should list your graphics card (if present on your computer). Then, we need to work backwards, as TensorFlow usually does not support the latest CUDA version (note that if you compile TensorFlow from source, you can likely enable support for the latest CUDA, but we won’t do that here). Take a look at this chart to view the required versions of CUDA and cuDNN . At the time of writing, this is the most recent TensorFlow version and required software: Version Python version Compiler Build tools cuDNN CUDA tensorflow...