Geforce Now doesn't save my settings

[QO1922]

Hello,

Whenever I start ETS2 from Geforce Now, the graphics and language settings are not saved and I have to put them every time I start the game.

Any help to solve this and that it always stays saved?

Thank you so much

[garyh2462]

In the GHUB you run the scan and it asks what games you want to store settings for. Once you have made those settings, they will not change.

[QO1922]

Thanks for your reply, but when I found GHUB? Is it an app from Nvidia?

[garyh2462]

Originally posted by QO1922:

Thanks for your reply, but when I found GHUB? Is it an app from Nvidia?

No. If you have a Gforce wheel go to Logitechs web site and you will find the Ghub download there.

[Ryu]

Originally posted by garyh2462:

In the GHUB you run the scan and it asks what games you want to store settings for. Once you have made those settings, they will not change.

There is a mis-understanding. GeForce Now is not a device driver or software, rather, it's an online service run by nVidia that allows people to use remote computers to run a game and stream that to their own device which would otherwise not be able to, or would run very poorly, run said game. For instance, you can run PC games on consoles using GeForce Now when those games are not available on console.

OP is asking how to get that service to remember their game settings. ;)

[garyh2462]

Originally posted by ~{DCMT}~ Ryu:

Originally posted by garyh2462:

In the GHUB you run the scan and it asks what games you want to store settings for. Once you have made those settings, they will not change.

There is a mis-understanding. GeForce Now is not a device driver or software, rather, it's an online service run by nVidia that allows people to use remote computers to run a game and stream that to their own device which would otherwise not be able to, or would run very poorly, run said game. For instance, you can run PC games on consoles using GeForce Now when those games are not available on console.

OP is asking how to get that service to remember their game settings. ;)

Ghub is owned and run by Logitech. I have been using it since purchasing my G90 to play ETS2 and ATS. Actually, it is named, Logitech Gaming Hub. It is an app that allows you to set up wheels and pedals, assign buttons. And create macros.

[Ryu]

Originally posted by garyh2462:

Originally posted by ~{DCMT}~ Ryu:

There is a mis-understanding. GeForce Now is not a device driver or software, rather, it's an online service run by nVidia that allows people to use remote computers to run a game and stream that to their own device which would otherwise not be able to, or would run very poorly, run said game. For instance, you can run PC games on consoles using GeForce Now when those games are not available on console.

OP is asking how to get that service to remember their game settings. ;)

Ghub is owned and run by Logitech. I have been using it since purchasing my G90 to play ETS2 and ATS. Actually, it is named, Logitech Gaming Hub. It is an app that allows you to set up wheels and pedals, assign buttons. And create macros.

I understand what GHub is all about. But as I explained above, it isn't what the OP needs to know. They aren't actually playing the game on their own PC/device, they are having GeForce now play the game and streaming the video and controls to their device. The OP is complaining that every time they start through GFN it isn't remembering the language and graphics settings they like to use. Nothing to do with Logitech wheel setup. :)

[Wolfpig]

Originally posted by garyh2462:

Originally posted by ~{DCMT}~ Ryu:

There is a mis-understanding. GeForce Now is not a device driver or software, rather, it's an online service run by nVidia that allows people to use remote computers to run a game and stream that to their own device which would otherwise not be able to, or would run very poorly, run said game. For instance, you can run PC games on consoles using GeForce Now when those games are not available on console.

OP is asking how to get that service to remember their game settings. ;)

Ghub is owned and run by Logitech. I have been using it since purchasing my G90 to play ETS2 and ATS. Actually, it is named, Logitech Gaming Hub. It is an app that allows you to set up wheels and pedals, assign buttons. And create macros.

And OP is asking for help with

https://www.nvidia.com/de-de/geforce-now/

[garyh2462]

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

Originally posted by garyh2462:

Ghub is owned and run by Logitech. I have been using it since purchasing my G90 to play ETS2 and ATS. Actually, it is named, Logitech Gaming Hub. It is an app that allows you to set up wheels and pedals, assign buttons. And create macros.

And OP is asking for help with

https://www.nvidia.com/de-de/geforce-now/

PLEASE ACCEPT MY SINCERE APOLOGIES. I READ THE CONTENT WRONG. THANK YOU FOR POINTING THAT OUT WOLF. AGAIN, APOLOGIES.