The tactical first-person shooter title Valorant from Riot Games is a must-play for game lovers. A free-to-play title that brings gamers from around the world together. But some NVIDIA users are getting the GeForce Experience Valorant not supported error on PCs. Is it appearing on your PC interfaced too? Then it is time to look for a working solution.
NVIDIA graphic card is an essential resource for PC gamers. When the PC is loaded with this graphic card having access to NVIDIA Control Panel or NVIDIA GeForce Experience is by default an option. Though the two are coming from the same maker but have stark differences too.
Fix GeForce Experience Valorant not supported
GeForce is the accompanying software for NVIDIA GPUs as a management tool. It comes with modifications for performance and configuration on the machine resources, games, driver updates, gaming filter integration, and for other tweaks.
It carries out auto-game optimization, enables recording or streaming of video with NVIDIA Shadowplay, captures screenshots with Ansel, Image scaling, and much more are the functions that are carried out by this tool. But when it comes to playing Valorant, it shows an error that reads ‘Valorant Not Supported’ on the screen.
Are there any options or fixes available to overcome this issue? The answer is yes. There are a number of ways to get the issue fixed. Based on the workings, I have listed the solutions here. Follow the sequence and one of the tricks should fix the error for you.
Change the Location
Most of the time this tool fails to establish a proper path for the game users are trying to access on their screens and thus shows GeForce Experience Valorant Not Supported error. By changing the location, you are showing the exact path to the tool, thus the not support error vanishes once the path is accepted and followed. Here is how to go about it.
- Go to the settings.
- Find ‘Games.’
- Now click on the ‘Scan Location’ option.
- Here go to ‘Add 2,’
- Now, add the path “Riot Games\VALORANT\live\ShooterGame\Binaries\Win64\VALORANT-Win64-Shipping.exe” or simply “C:\Riot Games\VALORANT\live.”
Note: You can change the prefix of the path based on the operating system you are using. Make sure the direction is correct and nothing is added or missing from this path, otherwise, the error will not go away.
Uninstall/Reinstall GeForce Experience
For many people, the issue with the no support error does not change even after following the fix given above. Now, in this case, the best option for you is to remove the software from your computer or gaming PC and reinstall it.
Here is the proper path that you need to follow:
- On your Windows PC, you can go to ‘Add or Remove Programs’ and find the GeForce Experience.
- Click on the program and it will give show the ‘Uninstall’ option on the right side of the tab.
- Choose this option and provide administrative permission. Then the program will be uninstalled.
- Now go to start and from the ‘Power’ icon choose the ‘Restart this PC’ option.
- Click on it and your machine will restart.
- After this, you can go back to your favorite browser and locate the official website to get a new copy.
- Install the software again and establish the path.
After this, Valorant should start to run normally on your computer and you can go online to challenge others.
Final Words
Valorant is one of the top action-packed games loved by gamers across the board. With its release for PC, gamers have been crowding the Riots games on their computers, trying to experience the gameplay. But GeForce Experience Valorant not supported issue is keeping many players at bay. Here I shared the best working tips and tricks to fully enjoy the game and overcome the error. Enjoy!