Ditto


Make diver clean install
Only install video, audio, and physix

Then stop nvidia container services
Delete the RAS.DLL
then restart your nvidia container services

 
Moved to General Software.

Well, went ahead and installed it.  Looks like it was just one toggle to disable the overlay which houses all the stuff.  Just gonna leave it like that, and of course told it not to modify game settings on its own.  At this point I was mostly avoiding it since it required an account to log in to even do anything with it.

MSim

JGLuxe
What are ya'll so against GEForce Experience for? The security flaws they fixed? lol =P!
 
I've been using it for a while, I use it for ShadowPlay. Never had any problems.

Years ago a tech news site claimed GeForce Experience was data mining users. That caused people to not trust or want to install it. Only thing i don't like about ShadowPlay, it's default overlay toggle is CTRL+Z, world of warcraft hide hud toggle is CTRL+Z. If i cared about recording gameplay, i would probably use GFE Shadowplay again.
 
 
 

 
I don't want it.

Simple as that. Regardless of SUPPOSED uses of it, I find it annoying. I don't like things scanning my drive (other than an AV)..I don't like things monitoring drivers. I'm quite capable of checking and updating on my own.
 
Lazy people like it? Ok, fine, you use it. I'll stick to my method without another layer of garbage on my machine.
 

Its a unnecessary data mining piece of malware disguised as a game settings helper, which usually, all it does is conflict with other in game and nvcc game settings. Its soaks up cycles for nothing while its running telemetry and who knows what else and where its sending it. Shadowplay, totally unnecessary too. Afterburner has screen capture and video capture with settings built right in and you can setup what keys to use for each and where to send the files each and it works great. I can run my normal high game settings and still run video capture with no cpu hit in game even with my old system. 

Gamer Nexus article about GeForce Experience Published November 06, 2016. 
https://www.gamersnexus.n...data-transfer-analysis
 
 
 
 

JGLuxe
What are ya'll so against GEForce Experience for? The security flaws they fixed? lol =P!
 
I've been using it for a while, I use it for ShadowPlay. Never had any problems.

It's trash bloatware. Everything it does can be done better through third party utilities the don't require logging in or running in the background all the time.

wmmills
Its a unnecessary data mining piece of malware disguised as a game settings helper, which usually, all it does is conflict with other in game and nvcc game settings. Its soaks up cycles for nothing while its running telemetry and who knows what else and where its sending it. Shadowplay, totally unnecessary too. Afterburner has screen capture and video capture with settings built right in and you can setup what keys to use for each and where to send the files each and it works great. I can run my normal high game settings and still run video capture with no cpu hit in game even with my old system. 

Can Afterburner automatically record the last 5 minutes and allow you to save the video on command? If not, then it is missing a crucial feature that I actually use.

Is GeForce experience still a problem these days, or put a burden on the pc? 

stalinx20
Is GeForce experience still a problem these days, or put a burden on the pc? 

I've been running it for a few months now and honestly haven't had any issues with it.  I'm mostly using it at this point to dumb down the download/install of new drivers though.  I'm not using any of the other features.  Though I do occasionally look at the game settings sections to get ideas for what I should change.  Especially for some of my lesser played games that I haven't touched much since building my new system last year.

Hoggle
I would agree that it doesn't seem as much of a burden on the PC and does help keep drivers updated but it's not that needed if you read PC hardware news and see posts about new drivers or like once a month see if a new driver is available. 

For sure, I still do that stuff anyway.  GFE just lets me be extra lazy with a one click to download and one click to install.  Don't have to tell it where to download and then go find it and run it.  Of course that way you don't get to keep a copy of the installer for later use though if something happens and you need to reinstall or roll back so there is that.