Battlefield 5 GeForce NOW won't start

[adilalperen42]

https://www.technopat.net/sosyal/eklenti/1643152973563-png.1282594/

It only happens in Battlefield 5, launches other Origin and Steam games.

[Elucidator]

First, I don't know how geforce now works, so I don't know what you can and cannot do.
Can you see into the logs to find out why battlefield 5 doesn't work?
Also is there something helpful about it on the discussion board of battlefield 5, or are you certain its caused by the Steam Client?

[adilalperen42]

Originally posted by Elucidator:

First, I don't know how geforce now works, so I don't know what you can and cannot do.
Can you see into the logs to find out why battlefield 5 doesn't work?
Also is there something helpful about it on the discussion board of battlefield 5, or are you certain its caused by the Steam Client?

I don't know why, but the Steam screen turns off and won't start, geforce now is a cloud gaming service. Do you have any advice on where else I can open a help topic on steam?

[Elucidator]

Here maybe: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1238810/discussions/

I was looking through the message history, it seems any mention of geforce now was made before it got added to geforce now for access availability.
In other words, I think its new; that it has geforce now support.

Edit: if it doesn't start, it crashes upon launch.
There should be a crash log, but again idk if you can get there... ;sweat;
It might be due to some specific setting in the nvidia driver. (it could be tripple buffering or vsync or whatever). To be honest there are a lot of things it can be, so guessing alone is hard.

[adilalperen42]

Originally posted by Elucidator:

Here maybe: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1238810/discussions/

I was looking through the message history, it seems any mention of geforce now was made before it got added to geforce now for access availability.
In other words, I think its new; that it has geforce now support.

Edit: if it doesn't start, it crashes upon launch.
There should be a crash log, but again idk if you can get there... ;sweat;
It might be due to some specific setting in the nvidia driver. (it could be tripple buffering or vsync or whatever). To be honest there are a lot of things it can be, so guessing alone is hard.

Thank you for your valuable comment and advice.

[Elucidator]

Originally posted by adilalperen42:

valuable comment and advice.

That to be honest is the nicest thing someone ever said about my posts. Thanks.

(edit: on this board I mean)

[adilalperen42]

Originally posted by Elucidator:

Originally posted by adilalperen42:

valuable comment and advice.

That to be honest is the nicest thing someone ever said about my posts. Thanks.

(edit: on this board I mean)

:)