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Hi, I've encountered a strange issue with GeForce Experience. Essentially all NVIDIA features are disabled, and it seems to happen randomly. After trying a reinstall, changing display settings, enabling experimental options, and using DDU in safe mode, the problem persists. The system runs Windows 10 x64 22H2 with Core i5-10400F and GTX 1660, and I'm using the latest driver version.
AthenasLight
08-12-2016, 08:03 AM #5Absolutely, it works well. I haven't used GFE in a while, but NVCleanstall installed the Nvidia drivers smoothly without any unnecessary files. It offers great performance and fewer bugs. https://www.techpowerup.com/download/tec...leanstall/
Wastingman
08-12-2016, 04:23 PM #6It could actually work! I noticed you tried it before, but it didn’t. Do you need to follow a specific step or check the instructions?
It's recommended to remove unnecessary items. I'm unsure why it didn't help you, as I haven't experienced any issues myself. My approach was to disable driver updates in Win Update, then restart normally and try the app again. I'm currently using a Radeon and don't recall specific settings, so I'll search for screenshots. Pick the best driver if needed. If USB-C isn't required, you can safely skip it, though it doesn't affect performance much. You can also turn off HDMI audio if needed. I believe hardware support is handled automatically, so I didn't alter it. Driver telemetry can remain enabled as it's still experimental. NVCleanstall will install automatically—just use the shortcut to check for updates. Simple and effective.
I’ll give it another shot later. Regarding Shadowplay, it seems it could be installed that way too, but only with GFE enabled. That would make sense since GFE is usually the one that gets buggy, while Shadowplay works smoothly by default.
TempLate_YT
08-13-2016, 12:16 AM #8Sure thing! I tried to set up "nvslimmer" but ended up mixing it up with something else. Still, everything worked fine—telemetry and all the features were there! I’ll give it another shot later. Regarding Shadowplay, it seems it could be installed that way too, but only with GFE enabled. That would make sense since GFE is usually the one that gets buggy, while Shadowplay works smoothly by default.
According to what I understand, Shadowplay is part of GFE and it's necessary for the system to function properly. There was a recent issue in GFE that led to high CPU usage, and since then I haven't used any of its components. However, it seems SP still requires GFE. If that's the case, you can reinstall GFE and SP, and remove any dependencies on SP.