Did you hear about the free screen recorder app called NVIDIA ShadowPlay that comes with the GeForce Experience app? You can use the Nvidia shadow play, but only if you have an Nvidia graphics card, and if you have that, you likely also already have this app installed on your computer.
However, this app not only records your screen but also takes screenshots. So, you could apply different game filters, and you can even live stream out to services like Twitch, Facebook and youtube. But, over the past few days, users have been facing some errors while using the Nvidia ShadowPlay. Well, as per the report, users are complaining that the Nvidia ShadowPlay is not working or crashing on their Windows 11 PC. So, if you are also facing this, then make sure to follow this guide.
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Fix: NVIDIA ShadowPlay Not Working or Crashing on Windows 11
So, here are some fixes that you need to follow in order to fix if you are getting errors while using the Nvidia ShadowPlay on your Windows 11 PC. Therefore, if you are getting any errors, simply follow these methods:
Method 1: Enable The Admin Rights
You can check if, for your Nvidia Share application, you have enabled the admin right or not. If not, then we suggest you enable it. So, here are the steps that you need to follow in order to enable the admin rights:
- First of all, you need to hover to the following location:
C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA GeForce Experience
- Now, locate and right-click on the Nvidia Share.exe application.
- Then, select the properties option and switch to the Compatibility tab.
- After that, checkmark the box located in front of the Run this program as an administrator option, and if it is already marked, then unmark it.
- Finally, hit the Apply button and click the Ok button. That’s it. Now, most probably, the issue will get fixed.
