I've tested them all one-by-one. You can exclude the legacy game panel and just game profiles will stop working, you can exclude frameview and just the overlay will break, the rest are all required iirc
W1zz, do you need to be logged in for the app to work?
I've been using NVCleanstall for years with the recommended components (plus "FrameView SDK", in recent times, for Reflex latency measurements) and never had any issues, even with GFE and the new Nvidia App, as I only ever used those for the overlay (ShadowPlay/Nvidia Share).
Now that there is integration with DLSS in the new version of the app, and after checking the latest version of NVCleanstall and your posts here, I selected not only the recommended components, but also the ones required for NVApp and all of its dependencies.
Still, the app looks as barebones as it did before, with many of the tabs not loading properly. Not only that, when I try to manually add a game to Program Settings (under the Graphics menu), I get a notification on the bottom left corner stating: "Error occured while checking for app metadata from nvbackend".
As I said, all required components and dependencies for NVApp are selected in NVCleanstall, including the one especifically titled "NV Backend". What could be the issue? I haven't tried logging in, as I neved did that before (and even during the GFE days, I used BaiGFE).
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