Nvidia shadowplay wont open

[moking01]

So i have this weird issue now. Ive used shadowplay many many times with no issues on this current windows. Today im trying to record some gameplay and all it says "unable to open share" when i click it and when i try to enable it from the settings it says "That didnt work, try to restart your system".

Things i did trying to resolve the issue

Reinstalled vcredist

Reinstalled shadowplay and latest driver update

Granted full control to msvcp120.dll file in both System 32 and SysWOW64

Nothing works.

[Technomancer__]

happened to me as well and i went thru a lot of hustle to fix it but now i know exactly how to fix it now and it easy

1. use ddu to uninstall drivers (i used the remove and restart non safe mode)
2. then do not install drivers install g force experience
3.  it will ask you to install them from there once you sign in
4. when it asks to restart do it
5. DONE

 

[moking01]

5 minutes ago, Ethocreeper said:

happened to me as well and i went thru a lot of hustle to fix it but now i know exactly how to fix it now and it easy

1. use ddu to uninstall drivers (i used the remove and restart non safe mode)
2. then do not install drivers install g force experience
3.  it will ask you to install them from there once you sign in
4. when it asks to restart do it
5. DONE

 

You mean i need to install drivers from the gforce experience ? 

[Technomancer__]

Just now, moking01 said:

You mean i need to install drivers from the gforce experience ? 

yea

also uninstall them using ddu to compleatly remove them

[moking01]

37 minutes ago, Ethocreeper said:

yea

also uninstall them using ddu to compleatly remove them

That didnt work.

[moking01]

Im sure i have something that conflicts/blocks shadowplay files from running,but i dont know what exactly

[Technomancer__]

Just now, moking01 said:

That didnt work.

it might be nvspcap64.dll

if you download it from online its outdated and will not work so heres mine

pu it into C:\Windows\System32 and restart

nvspcap64.dll

[moking01]

11 minutes ago, Ethocreeper said:

it might be nvspcap64.dll

if you download it from online its outdated and will not work so heres mine

pu it into C:\Windows\System32 and restart

nvspcap64.dll

Same thing, i think ill just use OBS

[Technomancer__]

Just now, moking01 said:

Same thing, i think ill just use OBS

it is better