Enable NVIDIA on Pardus 23 with Its Driver Installer
Use Pardus’s hardware-aware installer to enable the right NVIDIA driver, reboot safely, and verify the active kernel module.
If you want to find a quick and simple way to speed up your Internet , switching from 2.4GHz to 5GHz may help you.

In Windows 10, you can easily switch the Wi-Fi band to 5GHz via Device Manager as long as your computer supports 5GHz.
How to check if your Windows 10 computer supports 5GHz
Now look at the values next to Radio types supported and compare what you see with the notes below.
How to switch to 5GHz on Windows 10
Before making any changes on the network adapter properties, note down the default settings in case there are any errors.
Here's how to set 5GHz for your new Wi-Fi bandwidth:
How to use 5GHz on Windows 10
If there is no Band or Preferred Band option in the wireless adapter properties, you must force the system to apply these changes. Find the Property list for the VTH 2.4G option. If 2.4G VHT is available, set Value to Disable to disable the 2.4GHz selection and force the wireless adapter to switch to 5GHz.
If you don't see the above options, your wireless adapter only supports 2.4GHz. The final solution is to try manually connecting to the 5GHz wireless network or changing the Wi-Fi router frequency, but this will affect every device connected to it.
Above is how to change the 5GHz Wifi band on Windows 10 . Hope the article is useful to you.
Use Pardus’s hardware-aware installer to enable the right NVIDIA driver, reboot safely, and verify the active kernel module.
Install the official Chrome package safely on Gooroom OS, check compatibility, preserve device controls, and verify browser policies before use.
Prepare DNS and time, enroll Pardus with realmd and SSSD, and verify domain membership and user lookup before relying on AD sign-in.
Reduce horizontal tearing in Pardus XFCE by checking your display session, enabling compositor synchronization, and applying Intel’s Xorg TearFree option only when the active driver supports it.
Add an OpenVPN profile to NetworkManager on Pardus, install the right plugin, protect credentials, and verify the VPN is active.
Prepare a bootable USB, check 64-bit hardware compatibility, and install Pardus 23 XFCE while protecting existing files and avoiding common legacy BIOS pitfalls.
Distribute a custom wallpaper to Pardus clients, configure Xfce or GNOME desktops, and apply Lider Ahenk user policies with safe pilot checks.
Fix a 1024 × 768 ceiling by checking SPICE, virtual video, the guest channel, and spice-vdagent—with safe checks when Pardus lacks a package candidate.
Set up the Lider server, configure its installer safely, register Ahenk endpoints, and verify a pilot before expanding central management.
Download the official Pardus 23 desktop ISO, write it safely with Rufus, and boot a Windows PC into a temporary Live session.