Post number #415474, ID: a52f29
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Is it bloatware? Why should I keep it on the system?
Post number #415482, ID: fca5a4
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You can update your graphic card drivers with it
Post number #415483, ID: 5cc5d5
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Useful for Shadowplay, the rest is utter garbage. Get rid of it, if you don't use shadowplay. If you do use it, install an older version of it so you don't have to login and give them even more of your data. (There is a tutorial on youtube for that)
Post number #415484, ID: e163e4
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Malware and Bloatware
Post number #415649, ID: 47acf7
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I finally uninstalled it but the NVIDIA Settings icon is now gone from system tray/notification area. How to get it back?
Post number #415816, ID: bcaf5f
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Bloatware and I still have to use FRAPS as a reliable screenshot taking program because half the time when I try to use the scree shot function in their overlay it doesnt even trigger
Post number #415902, ID: 0eb93c
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Isn't GeForce a product family of nvidia graphic cards? How can hardware be malware/bloatware?
I generally would recommend and/ati or Intel graphics, as their driver development is more open-source friendly and unofficially maintainable by a community if the official support drops or sucks.
Post number #415913, ID: a77c3b
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>>415902 Nvidia wants you to install their drivers and what they call "GeForce Experience". Proprietary software may be automatically assumed to be Malware as you cannot audit the source code nor do you have the 4 essential freedoms.
Post number #415918, ID: e6ea2f
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Everything that is not linux is a mallware, what are you talking about?
Post number #415931, ID: a77c3b
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>>415918 BSD and its packages is fine too.
Post number #416086, ID: 29ab4e
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>>a77c3b what a troll
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| Is it bloatware? Why should I keep it on the system?