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GFE Shadowplay unresponsive

LooneyJuice

Hey dudes/dudettes,

 

Posting just in case anyone has any additional ideas about this issue. After installing 382.33 yesterday, the share button is refusing to work, indicating that I need a reboot every time. First off, it worked totally fine for as long as I had 382.05(?), and just now crapped itself. I've scoured the googles for solutions, and the closest one I found was reinstalling VC++ 2013 and trying again. That had no effect, even though it was the only VC++ redist package I opted to repair which actually keeps repairing something, both x86 and x64. Furthermore, I uninstalled and clean installed both redist packages just to make sure, still nothing. Anyone have any idea if this is maybe a current GFE version issue? Or maybe any other possible solutions? Would be very much appreciated.

 

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Uninstall the program and delete all of the folders/files that GFE uses within its directory. 

 

Afterwards, reinstall the 2nd newest or whatever version you had last.

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8 minutes ago, ARikozuM said:

Uninstall the program and delete all of the folders/files that GFE uses within its directory. 

 

Afterwards, reinstall the 2nd newest or whatever version you had last.

Rocked it, thanks. All I did was uninstall and reinstall the latest one separately in fact out of curiosity and it fired up first time. Feel pretty derpy it didn't occur to me on account of the clean driver install I did both times and it didn't work. Thanks a lot!

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