How to Easily Install the Latest Version of Comfy UI on Your Local Computer - Step-by-Step Guide

[@fesanza]

Hi Murphy I just wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for your incredible work and effort in creating this workflow for ComfyUI. It's truly impressive how much thought, creativity, and technical skill you’ve poured into it. Your workflow has not only made a significant difference in enhancing my projects but also demonstrates a level of dedication that inspires users like me. It’s clear that you’re passionate about what you do, and that passion shines through in every detail. Thank you for sharing your talent with the community. Your contribution doesn’t just simplify tasks-it sparks creativity and opens new possibilities for all of us. Once again, thank you for your hard work-it’s greatly appreciated!

[@murphylanga]

Hi @fesanza, Wow, your comment absolutely made my day! 🥹✨ Hearing such kind and thoughtful words about my work means the world to me. I'm genuinely thrilled that the workflow has been helpful for your projects and that you’ve found value in it-it’s exactly what I hoped to achieve. It’s incredibly motivating to know that my efforts can spark creativity and open up new possibilities for talented users like you. Your support and encouragement inspire me to keep improving and sharing with this amazing community. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughts; it’s truly appreciated more than I can express. Wishing you endless success and creativity in all your future projects! 🚀🎨 Warm regards, Murphy ....and greetings from the Ziggys 😉💕

[@muhm00d]

i am a complete nooby in Comphy but your workflows are so inspiring! they are a bit too advanced for my skills but eventually i will catch up with you guys! Keep up the great work!!

[@murphylanga]

@muhm00d Thank you, I'll keep my fingers crossed for you. Soon, if everything goes well this evening, we'll be posting a video explaining a simple workflow that you can do an incredible amount with. We recommend the SDXL version of it, which runs much faster and works even on a weaker computer.

[@Dreddoom]

Hi Murphy. Great work. Love the new voice, much easier to follow. I like the idea of splitting the workflow into different stages, I think it could work well .

[@murphylanga]

"Thank you so much for your loyalty and enthusiasm! It means a lot coming from one of our most dedicated fans. Stay tuned for more exciting content! If you agree, I should really get started on the splitting and organizing of these workflows-they've become quite unwieldy in size. My former apprentice will be thrilled to see that her voice, which she lent me to train a speech AI, is well-received; this was just the first shot. Do you think a video explaining how this works would interest viewers? I'm also considering showing how to easily train Loras with Comfy or how to transfer one's own expressions onto a virtual character using Comfy, just like in my recent post where the angel sings."

[@Dreddoom]

@@murphylanga you're asking the wrong person, as I find all AI interesting😉 These days, I like the generate an image, Then change things I don't like, or want to add. Then upscale. Then swop faces for friends and family. My wife now has a full collection that she uses for her WhatsApp profile. 😁I think she likes them, because they make you look younger. That's why I like multiple stages to a workflow. Keep up the good work and have a Happy New Year!

[@Dreddoom]

You may be interested in this collection of workflows. You have to join the Patreon 😒 But this is an amazing workflow for creating face Loras. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5LJY4htf7WYeNUsi=XX6iQFdW-lrFrZEM

[@murphylanga]

yes, that looks very interesting. i've seen it before, but i haven't joined patreon (yet). i installed part of it under pinocchio, which also runs ollama for me. f5-tts is available there as well, but i installed it completely independently because i want to create languages other than english and chinese-especially german. 😊

[@Dreddoom]

@@murphylanga I used to use pinocchio. But started having trouble with nodes failing after a while in comfyui,. I just use the portable version now. The patreon isn't expensive, and his workflows are interesting once you get used to everything being separate 😉

[@HelmutLeoson]

That's dope, bro 🧛

[@murphylanga]

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you think it's cool. 🧛 Stay tuned for more awesome content coming soon!

[@guojunWGJ]

Isn't it necessary to configure CUDA ？？

[@murphylanga]

@guojunWGJ For the portable standalone version of ComfyUI on Windows, you typically do not need to manually install or configure CUDA, as long as you already have the correct NVIDIA GPU drivers installed. Here's a summary: CUDA Drivers: You only need the latest NVIDIA drivers, which include CUDA support. If these are already installed, you're good to go. No separate CUDA installation: The standalone version of ComfyUI bundles everything necessary for GPU acceleration, provided your drivers are compatible. Automatic GPU detection: ComfyUI automatically detects and uses a compatible NVIDIA GPU without additional configuration. 💡 Are CUDA drivers required? Yes, you need NVIDIA GPU drivers that include CUDA support. However, if your drivers are already installed and up-to-date, no further action is necessary. Summary: As long as your NVIDIA GPU drivers are installed and updated, there’s no need to manually install or configure CUDA for the portable standalone version of ComfyUI.

[@guojunWGJ]

@@murphylanga Very good, you explained it very professionally. Thank you

[@abdunabiaxmedov]

I can't install comfui manager :( Problem: 'git' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

[@murphylanga]

@abdunabiaxmedov 1. Install Git Download Git from the official website. Run the installer and follow the installation steps. Make sure to: Select the option to add Git to your PATH during the installation process! This option is usually labeled as "Git from the command line and also from 3rd-party software." 2. Verify Git Installation After installation, verify that Git is working: Open a new Command Prompt or PowerShell window. Type: cmd copy the code from the next line: git --version Steps 3 and 4 are usually not necessary You should see the Git version displayed. If not, Git is not properly installed or not added to your PATH. 3. Add Git to PATH (if necessary) If Git is installed but still not recognized, you need to manually add it to your system's PATH: Find the Git installation directory (e.g., C:\Program Files\Git\bin). Open the Start Menu, search for "Environment Variables," and select "Edit the system environment variables." In the System Properties window, click on Environment Variables. Under "System Variables," find the variable named Path, select it, and click Edit. Add the Git bin folder path (e.g., C:\Program Files\Git\bin) and the cmd folder path (e.g., C:\Program Files\Git\cmd) as new entries. Click OK to save changes. Restart your Command Prompt or PowerShell, then try: cmd copy the code from the next line: git --version 4. Retry Installing ComfyUI Manager Once Git is recognized, run the ComfyUI Manager installation command again. Make sure you are in the correct directory for the installation.