GeForce doesn't find any games.
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Hello,
I have a little problem that I cannot seem to solve. On my new PC, my OS is installed on an SSD, as well as some software, including the famous Nvidia GeForce Experience.
I have another hard drive where I store all my games and other data. And that's precisely the problem, I think. GeForce doesn't find any of my games, probably because they are not on the same drive.
In GeForce Experience, I went to preferences, then games, to choose the folder where the software should look for the games.
But it only offers me 2 choices, "Program Files (x86)" and "Program Files" (which are both on the SSD). I cannot select another folder/drive to indicate where I install my games.
If you have a solution or an idea for this little inconvenience, I am all ears. Thank you! =)
I have a little problem that I cannot seem to solve. On my new PC, my OS is installed on an SSD, as well as some software, including the famous Nvidia GeForce Experience.
I have another hard drive where I store all my games and other data. And that's precisely the problem, I think. GeForce doesn't find any of my games, probably because they are not on the same drive.
In GeForce Experience, I went to preferences, then games, to choose the folder where the software should look for the games.
But it only offers me 2 choices, "Program Files (x86)" and "Program Files" (which are both on the SSD). I cannot select another folder/drive to indicate where I install my games.
If you have a solution or an idea for this little inconvenience, I am all ears. Thank you! =)
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Hello
Geforce Experience is searching for games on the main disk.
Go to settings and in the game folder add your other hard drive.
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Oh my gosh, I’m almost embarrassed to have asked the question. I looked again among the options to add my hard drive. And indeed, next to the program files on the main hard drive, there’s a big plus sign to the right. By clicking on it, I was able to add the file where I install my games.
So thank you, problem solved =p
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