ETS2 not showing up in GeForce Experience

[DGRIII]

Since the update ETS2 isn't detected but ATS is. Is this a problem with the 1.51 update?

[Wolfgang]

No, that is likely an issue with Nvidia.

[DGRIII]

Ok. thanks.

[dafm6ets]

i have just uninstalled geforce exp the restarted my comp reinstalled exp and still the same issue tried using game ready drivers , then studio drivers no difference, i have emailed nvidia and am awaiting a response.

[Wolfpig]

What exactly would you need gfx detecting the game for?

[dafm6ets]

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

What exactly would you need gfx detecting the game for?

i also have the same prob as OP and as its more likely to be an issue with nvidia rather than one with scs, then i prefer to go straight to the organ grinder, and then see if it helps other ordinary people here.............nots that its any of your ♥♥♥♥♥♥ business

[Madkine]

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

What exactly would you need gfx detecting the game for?

They are talking about the ability to play games via a virtual machine online, so you can play games your hardware can't handle.

[Ryu]

Originally posted by Madkine:

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

What exactly would you need gfx detecting the game for?

They are talking about the ability to play games via a virtual machine online, so you can play games your hardware can't handle.

No, you're thinking of Gforce Now, the game streaming service they run. What's being referred to here are the game presets that come with Geforce Experience, the bloatware that comes with nVidia GPUs. In all my years, I've not ever had a good experience with having their app make decisions about how to configure a game. I just don't even install that anymore; just do the driver install and then change things per game as needed.

[Wolfgang]

Originally posted by Ryu:

Originally posted by Madkine:

They are talking about the ability to play games via a virtual machine online, so you can play games your hardware can't handle.

No, you're thinking of Gforce Now, the game streaming service they run. What's being referred to here are the game presets that come with Geforce Experience, the bloatware that comes with nVidia GPUs. In all my years, I've not ever had a good experience with having their app make decisions about how to configure a game. I just don't even install that anymore; just do the driver install and then change things per game as needed.

Can confirm. That programm is generally always overestimating the capabilities of your hardware. Back when I still had my old gaming notebook (i5-8300H, 16GB RAM, GTX1050 mobile) Geforce Experience would recommend to set the graphic settings for this game to medium to high. No chance this would have ever worked smoothly since even medium settings wouldn't work with consistent 60FPS.

[DGRIII]

Originally posted by Ryu:

Originally posted by Madkine:

They are talking about the ability to play games via a virtual machine online, so you can play games your hardware can't handle.

No, you're thinking of Gforce Now, the game streaming service they run. What's being referred to here are the game presets that come with Geforce Experience, the bloatware that comes with nVidia GPUs. In all my years, I've not ever had a good experience with having their app make decisions about how to configure a game. I just don't even install that anymore; just do the driver install and then change things per game as needed.

I manually configure my games as well. I just thought that your games were meant to show up in geforce experience or it might cause a problem.

[Wolfgang]

Originally posted by DGRIII:

Originally posted by Ryu:

No, you're thinking of Gforce Now, the game streaming service they run. What's being referred to here are the game presets that come with Geforce Experience, the bloatware that comes with nVidia GPUs. In all my years, I've not ever had a good experience with having their app make decisions about how to configure a game. I just don't even install that anymore; just do the driver install and then change things per game as needed.

I manually configure my games as well. I just thought that your games were meant to show up in geforce experience or it might cause a problem.

No, it won't cause any issues.

[dafm6ets]

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

Originally posted by DGRIII:

I manually configure my games as well. I just thought that your games were meant to show up in geforce experience or it might cause a problem.

No, it won't cause any issues.

can u install game ready driver (not studio driver) without using gf? or are they just the same drivers?

[Wolfgang]

Originally posted by dafm6ets:

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

No, it won't cause any issues.

can u install game ready driver (not studio driver) without using gf? or are they just the same drivers?

Yes, by downloading it via the Nvidia website and then running the installer.

[dafm6ets]

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

Originally posted by dafm6ets:

can u install game ready driver (not studio driver) without using gf? or are they just the same drivers?

Yes, by downloading it via the Nvidia website and then running the installer.

after installing driver through GF, do i then uninstall GF? or what?

[Wolfgang]

Originally posted by dafm6ets:

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

Yes, by downloading it via the Nvidia website and then running the installer.

after installing driver through GF, do i then uninstall GF? or what?

You can just uninstall it and install the drivers now through the Nvidia website if you want.

[dafm6ets]

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

Originally posted by dafm6ets:

after installing driver through GF, do i then uninstall GF? or what?

You can just uninstall it and install the drivers now through the Nvidia website if you want.

thanks