#nvidia control panel

@desiree-uk  

With reference to my post here, these are my Nvidia Control Panel settings. Many thanks for offering to look at them for me. I really don’t know what I’m doing here - just took these settings from various posts I’ve seen at MTS.

@desiree-uk

Thank you for all the information in this post! :D  I will try it all later tonight.

The white lines appear on random things. In the pictures above, take a close look at the collar on the left side. The lines don’t show up well on screenshots but they appear and disappear as I move the camera around and zoom in and out, so they appear to be ‘flashing’. If you click on the pictures above to enlarge them, I hope you’ll be able to see the white lines on the collar. They’re only tiny but quite distracting in-game.

Also, forgot to mention before, I’ve seen yellow lines on hair as well in the past but not recently though so that’s probably why I forgot lol! Don’t know if they are related or not.

One thing I'm not sure about, if I change the settings in Nvidia Control Panel while the game is running, will they actually take effect? Or do I have to quit the game first, change the settings then re-load the game to see the difference?

Nvidia Warns Gamers of Severe GeForce Experience Flaws

A high-severity bug in Nvidia GeForce Experience for Windows prior to version 3.20.5.70 could lead to code execution, denial of service, and other issues.

NVIDIA GeForce Experience - Nvidia, a manufacturer of graphics processing units (GPUs) for gaming, has released patches for two critical bugs in its GeForce Experience programme for Windows.

GeForce Experience is a software add-on for GeForce GTX graphics cards that holds drivers up to date, optimizes game settings automatically, and more. NVIDIA GeForce products, Nvidia's brand of GPUs, come with GeForce Experience pre-installed.

The more critical of the two vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-5977) will lead to code execution, denial of service, privilege escalation, and information disclosure on affected systems. It earns an 8.2 out of 10 on the CVSS scale, suggesting that it is of high intensity.

According to a security advisory released by the graphics giant on Thursday, users can "download the updates from the GeForce Experience Downloads page or open the client to automatically apply the security update."

The Nvidia Web Helper NodeJS Web Server is to blame for the problem. Node.js starts automatically when users install GeForce Experience and links to Nvidia's webserver. The issue is that a node module is being loaded using an unregulated search route. When an application uses fixed search paths to find resources, but one or more of the paths is controlled by a malicious user, this occurs. Attackers can use techniques like DLL preloading, binary planting, and unstable library loading to exploit this vulnerability.

Despite the fact that Nvidia provided no additional details about this bug, it did say that attackers might use it to execute code, launch a DoS assault, escalate privileges, or display sensitive data. The mistake was discovered by Decathlon's Xavier DANEST.

Nvidia also patched a high-severity bug in GeForce Experience's Shadow Play function (CVE20205990) on Thursday, which could lead to local privilege escalation, code execution, DoS, or knowledge disclosure. Hashim Jawad of ACTIVELabs was credited with discovering the mistake.

Nvidia GeForce Experience for Windows versions prior to 3.20.5.70 was affected; users could update as soon as possible to version 3.20.5.70.

Nvidia has previously released security advisories for its GeForce brand, including one in 2019 about GeForce Experience that could lead to code execution or product denial of service if exploited.

How to fix the dying light crashing issue on Windows?

The Dying Light crashing error on your Windows PC will show at random intervals. You can fix this issue by following the different methods, and you need to check them first. In this article, you will get to know the steps to fix this issue on your Windows PC.

Here’s how to fix the Dying Light crashing issue on Windows

Reset the 3D settings tab in the NVIDIA Control Panel

You need to right-click…