Steps taken to resolve, but have been unsuccessful
Reinstall the software, disable antivirus
I am trying to get NVidia GeForce Experience to run. However, when I try to run it, windows states that it could not file the file. However, that is, in fact, no true as the file does exist and I have in fact navigated to its folder directly and tried double clicking it. I have tried reinstalling it as well as disabling Emsisoft Antimalware to no avail.
Do you need the Geforce experience at all ? For like game optimization wich you can do manually in every game you play. Install only drivers without the geforce bloat if you really dont need it
I got the same problem, I tried a uninstall/reinstall, but not luck. NVDIA is uninstalled at the moment. As @Moonhorse said, do we really need it, as I am not a gamer?
What i would do is just remove nvidia content with geek uninstaller, then install only drivers ( not geforce experience) and choose advanced install > clean install drivers
Geforce experience is just useless, if youre gamer you can have better tweaks manually than let Geforce experience to choose the right settings for you
Only downside is just that you have to everytime download drivers manually, when geforce experience can download the updates right from the app, but just check once a month for latest drivers
I got the same problem, I tried a uninstall/reinstall, but not luck. NVDIA is uninstalled at the moment. As @Moonhorse said, do we really need it, as I am not a gamer?
The only real reason to use GFE in my opinion is if you're a gamer and want the functions of Shadowplay, if neither of those apply I would do what Moonhorse said and just install the graphics driver.
I consider GFE NVIDIA bloatware, like ASUS updater bloatware. But many use it so...
If you must have it and it got corrupted somehow, as a last resort, you can reinstall the whole NVIDIA package after you have removed everything (including registry values) with Display Driver Uninstaller. You need to first have your desired package in Downloads and then break the Internet connection (or Windows will install an ancient driver upon restart from safe mode). Here's a tutorial.
Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) Tutorial/Guide By - /u/GhostMotley This tutorial was written for version V17.0.8.2, future versions may differ slightly. Please feel free to contact me via PM on Reddit if you think I should update the guide. DISCLAIMER: I take no responsibility for any damages...
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I don't see your specific issue on the current GeForce Experience boards but I admittedly didn't look too much.
I consider GFE NVIDIA bloatware, like ASUS updater bloatware. But many use it so...
If you must have it and it got corrupted somehow, as a last resort, you can reinstall the whole NVIDIA package after you have removed everything (including registry values) with Display Driver Uninstaller. You need to first have your desired package in Downloads and then break the Internet connection (or Windows will install an ancient driver upon restart from safe mode). Here's a tutorial.
Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) Tutorial/Guide By - /u/GhostMotley This tutorial was written for version V17.0.8.2, future versions may differ slightly. Please feel free to contact me via PM on Reddit if you think I should update the guide. DISCLAIMER: I take no responsibility for any damages...
www.wagnardsoft.com
I don't see your specific issue on the current GeForce Experience boards but I admittedly didn't look too much.
Tried it and it didn't work. I uninstalled GeForce experience as you stated it, is bloatware. I left the control panel, PhysX and drivers. Do I have to remove PhysX as well?
Oh wow, I was just going to log out. My understanding is that it's a games enhancer and accelerator. It's up to you, really. If you search online, a number of posts say it isn't necessary at all and that very few games demand it. Conversely, I need it for my walking simulator games, they will stutter and stumble without PhysX. But if you're not a gamer or you're sure your games don't need it (wouldn't they prompt on installation?), I would consider it another bloatware and ditch it.
Sorry DDU didn't work for you. But good thing that you got rid of GeForce Experience. :emoji_ok_hand:
