Geforce Experience features not available

[CoderReal]

Hi, Lately I have ran into this weird problem with geforce experience where basically all nvidia features are "not available", This happened basically randomly and out of nowhere
I have attempted reinstalling geforce experience, switching to different display resolutions and enabling experimental features and nothing changed

 

I also used DDU in safe mode and reinstalled my entire graphics driver and the issue still exists

 

CPU: Core i5-10400F

GPU: GTX 1660

 

OS: Windows 10 x64 22H2

 

(Note: I am also running the newest driver version for this GPU)

 

[aDoomGuy]

So your bloatware is not working? I recommend that you DDU again and start using NVCleanstall to have more performance.

 

As for how to fix that app..? I dunno.. try an earlier version?

 

 

[Mark Kaine]

3 hours ago, aDoomGuy said:

try an earlier version?

impossible afaik, forces you to login and will auto update.

(not the driver but GFE that is)

 

 

3 hours ago, aDoomGuy said:

NVCleanstall

whats that?

[Robchil]

try logging out and in again. 

[aDoomGuy]

5 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

impossible afaik, forces you to login and will auto update.

(not the driver but GFE that is)

 

 

whats that?

Of course it does, silly me. Well to be fair I haven't had GFE installed in a long time.

 

NVCleanstall install Nvidia drivers without any bloat or extra stuff. It's really neat and it's free performance and less bugs!

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-nvcleanstall/

 

[Mark Kaine]

6 hours ago, Robchil said:

try logging out and in again. 

that might actually work!

 

 

49 minutes ago, aDoomGuy said:

NVCleanstall install Nvidia drivers without any bloat or extra stuff. It's really neat and it's free performance and less bugs!

oh i see, i tried that some time ago... somehow didn't work... do i need to do something specific,  or DDU or something (maybe i should read the instructions? )

[aDoomGuy]

50 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

that might actually work!

 

 

oh i see, i tried that some time ago... somehow didn't work... do i need to do something specific,  or DDU or something (maybe i should read the instructions? )

It's best to DDU so you remove everything you don't want. I don't know why it didn't work for you, never had a problem with it personally.

 

What I did was DDU, shut off driver updates in Win update! Then boot normally and run the app. I'm on Radeon now and I don't remember what settings I chose but I'll look for some screenshots.

 

Choose best driver

 

 

If you dont need USB-C you can safely skip that but it doesn't matter much in terms of performance or storage so I included it anyway. If you don't need HDMI audio you can disable that too.

 

I think hardware support is set automatically, don't think I changed that. You can disable driver telemetry but I just let it stay since it's experimental.

 

 

 

Now, NVCleanstall will install on your PC so just have a shortcut and you can use that app to check for driver updates. Neat. No need for that buggy bloatware that demands a login... 

[Mark Kaine]

1 hour ago, aDoomGuy said:

It's best to DDU so you remove everything you don't want. I don't know why it didn't work for you, never had a problem with it personally.

 

What I did was DDU, shut off driver updates in Win update! Then boot normally and run the app. I'm on Radeon now and I don't remember what settings I chose but I'll look for some screenshots.

 

Choose best driver

 

 

If you dont need USB-C you can safely skip that but it doesn't matter much in terms of performance or storage so I included it anyway. If you don't need HDMI audio you can disable that too.

 

I think hardware support is set automatically, don't think I changed that. You can disable driver telemetry but I just let it stay since it's experimental.

 

 

 

Now, NVCleanstall will install on your PC so just have a shortcut and you can use that app to check for driver updates. Neat. No need for that buggy bloatware that demands a login... 

oh ok cool thanks! i think what i tried  to install was "nvslimmer" so i confused the two... and no that didn't work still had telemetry and all the good stuff!  : p

 

I'll give this a try later...

also any idea if it makes sense to install Shadowplay that way? cause i really like it - if it works - which is like half of the time

 

 

ps: for clarification i mean only shadowplay,  not GFE... so you still wouldn't need to login etc... should theoretically work, if they made it an option... and seriously I think GFE is what gets bugged out randomly... its a load of nonsense except for shadowplay which you can by default only use with GFE installed 

[aDoomGuy]

18 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

oh ok cool thanks! i think what i tried  to install was "nvslimmer" so i confused the two... and no that didn't work still had telemetry and all the good stuff!  : p

 

I'll give this a try later...

also any idea if it makes sense to install Shadowplay that way? cause i really like it - if it works - which is like half of the time

 

 

ps: for clarification i mean only shadowplay,  not GFE... so you still wouldn't need to login etc... should theoretically work, if they made it an option... and seriously I think GFE is what gets bugged out randomly... its a load of nonsense except for shadowplay which you can by default only use with GFE installed 

As far as I know, Shadowplay is a part of GFE and GFE is required for it to work but you can see how it goes. There was a bug a while ago in GFE which caused massive CPU load, haven't used any parts of it since then but I think SP requires GFE unfortunatly. If it does you can isntall GFE and SP and leave everything that SP doesn't depend on.