3) Configure Nvidia Control PanelĮnsuring that the Nvidia Control Panel is correctly configured can also help make ShadowPlay start recording the correct monitor. Once all that is done, exit until you can turn on Instant Reply again. From there, scroll down until you see a box called “IN-GAME OVERLAY” and click on “SETTINGS.”įrom there, scroll down until you find Privacy Control and click on it.Ī window will open and there should be a single option called Desktop Capture. Then, go to the cog on the top right of GeForce Experience’s window. All you need to do is tweak Nvidia’s software configuration.įirst, open GeForce Experience and click on the overlay button near your username to turn off the instant replay. This is another way to make GeForce Experience work as intended, but it is a much simpler method. You can go ahead and attach the second monitor. Once that is done, click on the cog in the superior corner and scroll down all the way to privacy, then turn instant replay on. When the game is running on full screen, hit Alt+Z to turn off the instant replay. Wait for your computer to turn on and install GeForce Experience once again, turn on Instant Replay, and then start any game that uses your GPU and plays on full screen. After that’s done, disconnect the second monitor from the GPU and restart your computer. Sometimes reinstalling is not enough, and some additional steps are needed, so make sure to do the following:įirst, uninstall the GeForce Experience.

It might help to test your Graphics Card as well, just to make sure it’s working the way it’s supposed to. This happens because the problem might not be in GeForce’s hardware or firmware but in the software that helps you update your graphics card.

To get ShadowPlay working correctly, reinstalling GeForce Experience is most likely the best solution as it’s the first solution that worked for us (after trying many, many things). 4) Unplug and Reboot 1) Reinstall GeForce Experience

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