Any gamer knows about Nvidia. Nvidia is the most famous developer of graphics processors, in other words, video cards. It is also known that the video card is an essential component in a modern PC for video games, so any gamer strives to update this particular component in the first place. Despite the efforts of its only essentially competitor – Radeon, owned by AMD, also a manufacturer of video cards, Nvidia products are always more popular.
Nvidia GeForce Experience is the program that Nvidia releases for Windows 7/8/10. The functions of the application are quite varied, but they serve primarily to optimize modern games for Nvidia video cards. In addition, GeForce Experience can notify the user about the release of a new version of drivers, which, after downloading, are also installed with a single click.
geforce experience: error 0x0001 is a common problem when using the aforementioned app. Due to its convenience, it is used by the vast majority of owners of Nvidia products.
How to fix error – GeForce Experience 0x0001? There are several ways:
- The most obvious is to completely uninstall and reinstall GeForce Experience.
- Updating drivers or using beta.
- Checking the health of Nvidia services.
Let’s talk about each method separately.
With the first, everything is clear, using the built-in Windows tools, such as, for example, “Add or Remove Programs”, you completely remove GeForce Experience. After that, you need to go to the official Nvidia website and find the GeForce Experience tab, where you will find a download link. It’s worth starting with this method, it is the fastest and helps in most cases to fix “nvidia geforce experience – error code 0x0001”.
It was already mentioned that this program is the fastest way to find out your driver version and update it if it is outdated, but what to do if it does not work and gives an error when launched. The procedure is similar to the previous method – again you need to go to the official website and find the “Drivers” tab where you can download and install the latest drivers.
In the third case, you need to call the “Run” tool using the Win + R key combination, where in the window that appears you need to specify what exactly you want to open. In our case, this is “servises.msc”. Then, you need to find the following services and find out their startup types, namely: NVIDIA Display Container LS – Automatic, NVIDIA NetworkService Container – Manual, NVIDIA LocalSystem Container – Automatic. All services must of course be running. If their types are different, change them according to the directions.
