NVidia Panel Problem

[RoboX]

guys the nvidia panel will not open more, office for a bit empty and then gives me the message has stopped working .... I also clean reinstalled nvidia geforce experience and drivers. I have a GTX670

 

[Blue-Knight]

Go to bios, select to start with onboard graphics (if any).
Remove your graphics card.
Start the OS without it.
Remove NVIDIA drivers permanently. Delete NVIDIA folder if it remains there.
Go to BIOS, select to start with PCI-E slot (if any).
Connect your graphics card to the motherboard.
Start the OS and install the drivers.

If the above doesn't work:
Reinstall your operating system (clean install).
After it is installed, don't install anything. Install the driver first.
If this issue remains make sure you are using the latest stable driver version for your GPU.

If all the above doesn't work (then maybe your graphics card or pci-e slot is damaged or something worse):
Try installing a totally different operating system (e.g.: Linux).
Install the drivers.
If it remains not working properly that may be a problem with your graphics card or something worse.

And that's all I can remember right now...

 

[RoboX]

ok, same problem

windows and drivers up to date...event viewer say thath:

Name of the application that generated the error: nvcplui.exe, version: 7.5.780.0, time stamp: 0x5280ecdc
Name of the module that generated the error: nvgames.dll, version: 6.14.13.3182, time stamp: 0x5280f007
Exception code: 0xc0000417
Offset error 0x000000000023554c
ID process that caused the error: 0xff4
Start time of the application that generated the error: 0x01cefd16b0188eed
Path of the application that generated the error: C: \ Program Files \ NVIDIA Corporation \ Control Panel Client \ nvcplui.exe
The path of the module that generated the error: C: \ Program Files \ NVIDIA Corporation \ Display \ nvgames.dll
ID reporting: fd5992e0-6909-11e3-bec3-90e6ba1e1b81
Full name of the package that generated the error:
Application ID on the package that generated the error:

 

[Blue-Knight]

This is usually a software problem (at least when it happened to me). Try re-installing your operating system from scratch and avoid installing unnecessary or cosmetic applications.

 

[RoboX]

I found this:

https://forums.geforce.com/default/...and-nvgames-dll-error-in-manage-3d-settings-/

BUt I dont know wath I have to do...

Another solution I try is this: I try to create another one user profile (super Administrator, thru a command in the prompt) and when I log into this profile the nvidia panel work fine...but I want to use the panel in my profile


....any suggestion?

 

[Blue-Knight]

and when I log into this profile the nvidia panel work fine.

In this case it never happened to me. I thought it was more a "random" problem.

Your account has administrative privileges? Don't know if it matters, but if your Windows account is limited I would change it to administrator.

If I understood correctly (I think no)...

 

[RoboX]

My account has administrative privileges...(I think that in Administrator profile the nvidia panel work because the desktop is empty, like has explained in the link thath I post)

Big Problem. Anyone can help me?

 

[True Christian]

I hate to say it but your going to have to reinstall Windows and start from scratch. This has happened to me before and this was the only way.

 

[RoboX]

I hope non...I can create another profile (this work....i tried) but i dont know if it work also if I copy in it all data (folders in users)