There is a green number at the top right of my screen

[xCroSsLuMi]

I have been seeing this number for a while already and I have wondered what it was and tried to remove it numerous times. Yahoo answers can't help me. But brains can't help me. Google also can't help me. So this is my last hope. This does not show my FPS but whenever I hover over something, the number changes. If I click, it increases even more. It does not only happen on my Torch browser. It also appears on my games. I am using a nVidia Geforce GTX 960 and this green crap appeared after I was meddling with Shadowplay in Geforce Experience. Help please.

 

[DasHotShot]

It is the FPS counter from Shadowplay.

Go into the settings/preferences menu and under the overlay section turn it off.

 

[xCroSsLuMi]

It is the FPS counter from Shadowplay.

Go into the settings/preferences menu and under the overlay section turn it off.

I already told you it isn't and my shadowplay fps is already off. If I was that dumb, I wouldn't be coming here for help.

 

[DasHotShot]

I am not Jesus, sorry.

It's still the FPS counter from the Geforce overlay.

 

[Onus]

Whoa! Your original post says you were "meddling" with Shadowplay; that you may have left something active there is not an unreasonable assumption.

 

[DasHotShot]

Whoa! Your original post says you were "meddling" with Shadowplay; that you may have left something active there is not an unreasonable assumption.

+1

Also I use that counter myself, daily.

It's the Geforce FPS counter...btw

 

[xCroSsLuMi]

Whoa! Your original post says you were "meddling" with Shadowplay; that you may have left something active there is not an unreasonable assumption.

I was trying to tell you guys that it might be the shadowplay but not the FPS. Because it doesn't change as long as my mouse doesn't move.

 

[xCroSsLuMi]

Whoa! Your original post says you were "meddling" with Shadowplay; that you may have left something active there is not an unreasonable assumption.

+1

Also I use that counter myself, daily.

It's the Geforce FPS counter...btw

Fine fine. Lets just say that that is the shadowplay's fps counter. If it is. Then why doesn't it disappear even after I "off" it.

Not only that, even after enabling the status indicator, it is still not there. That is double evidence that it is not the shadow play.

 

[DasHotShot]

It is their counter and you are doing it wrong...

Reinstall the experience...

 

[PapaWood]

Lets play nice,

Maybe reinstall the experience software.

 

[DasHotShot]

Lets play nice,

Maybe reinstall the experience software.

Like I nicely suggested already

 

[PapaWood]

Lets play nice,

Maybe reinstall the experience software.

Like I nicely suggested already

Yes i see that now, I was prob reading and replying to this before and that post wasn't showing.

Not stealing your thunder Das.

 

[mmaatt747]

Lets play nice,

Maybe reinstall the experience software.

I commend DasHotShot for keeping his cool after the OP's response to him lol.

 

[DasHotShot]

@ Papa: Not claiming you were, +1 for suggesting the same thing! xD

@ mmaatt: Thank you, one must remain cool and confident in oneself if faced with unrestrained emotion/frustration

He will re-install it, reboot and see that it was this all along.

 

[PapaWood]

Agreed good sir agreed.

 

[mmaatt747]

@ Papa: Not claiming you were, +1 for suggesting the same thing! xD

@ mmaatt: Thank you, one must remain cool and confident in oneself if faced with unrestrained emotion/frustration

He will re-install it, reboot and see that it was this all along.

I concur. I had to re-install GeForce Experience as well at one point when ShadowPlay stopped allowing me to turn it on. I guess these are reasons it's still considered Beta.

 

[lachiu]

Sorry for bumping this old threat, to solve this problem you need to click the cog hover to settings of sharing and disable the counter there.