How to Fix GeForce Experience Error Code 0x0003

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the first method works for me

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didnt work, been trying to get help to fix this for my friend…. will post the reddit on it incase a fix is said…
https://www.reddit.com/r/te…

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thank you this worked after i reinstalled and it didn’t, i did the first step on this with the telemetry and it worked!

method 1 worked straight away. Appreciate the guidance a lot XD

Awesome! Method 1 worked perfect for me!

Thanks. For me is the second method

Thank you very much for this , method 1 fixed my issue. 🙂

thank you so much! wanted to wipe my computer for like 2 months but this helped so much!

Thank you so much! I appreciate it a lot I have been trying to figure it out for so long! The Second Method worked for me perfectly 😀

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This worked, thanks

yes , Its working. Thanks for the expert solution

solution 2 works perfectly.Thnx alot

still not working, after all steps the NVIDIA GeForce Expirience still won’t launch, the task manager shows NVIDIA GeForce Expirience is running but no launch.

Method 2 Worked, Thanks 🙂

I got this error code when i started my geforce experience, but my games was running correctly and everything else, that means (for me) the problem is not the driver, just the program. Solution 2 worked for me, and if you have the same problem, do this, BUT dont delete the whole nvidia, just the geforce experience, then reinstall it, and the latest driver, thats all…

very helpful

Very helpful indeed 🙂 … method 2 works in an instant…. thanks so much

thank you . method 2 works.

im use three first method and fix the problema thanks <3

Method 1 always works when this problem happens. Thanks!

Method 1 always works when this problem happens.
Thanks.

Thank you very much, the method 2 works

Thanks so much! I used Number 2

Tried 1, 3 and 4 – did not work. To lazy right now to go for # 2 (but guess this should help)Reg. #1: Indeed, the settings were different to the ones proposed. Changed it, but no effect (after reboot).

Try all the methods listed in the article please and do tell if the issue persists.

method 2 worked
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Method 2 worked for me , Thanks

Method 2 worked, thanks man

THANK YOU! 😀

Thanks methond 4 worked for me

Method #2 worked for me, thanks!

I dont have the Nvidia Telemetry Container? What should i do

I dont have Nvidia Telemetry Container, but have 3 others…

Reinstall all the Nvidia Components after removing them completely using DDU and also uninstall Gefore Experience and other Nvidia related apps. Reinstall all of them and check if the issue persists.

Reinstall all the drivers after removing them completely using DDU. Also, reinstall all the Nvidia related applications.

If you guy are stuck like i was after trying literally everything. The thing that worked for me was just to make another user on my computer and then everything worked fabulous.

method 2 works for me, thanks

what if i dont have Nividia Telemetry Container.
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method 1 was a big fat fail for me – will try the rest when I have a couple of hours to spare

Can you inform me of the exact make and model of the graphics card?

Method 1 failed but Method 2 nailed it. Thanks for the great tutorial

Thank you. Uninstalling and reinstalling did the trick.

I really dont know what i can do anymore
nothing on this list has worked except for the first step which i cant do because i dont have something called Telemtry Container and i cant find anything that might be in that area
i am really bad with pc stuff i have to admit so does anyone know if it might have different names in different languages even tho everything else is on english in there for me so?
i really have no clue

None of these worked

For me I had to give access to the “Nvidia Network Service Container” and start it for it to work, apart from that method 1 was a huge help! Thanks a lot for putting your time into that!

Method 2 working thanks!

2nd method works 😀

What do i do if my Telemetry service isn’t there to begin with?

Took a fat minute but method 4 finally decided to give me a break, thanks!

the second option works very good.

At first these steps didn’t work but I made a slight change and it worked. Using GeForce GTX 1060 gaming.
Step 1: I didn’t even have the Telemetry container service to work with, so it didn’t work.
Step 2: Didn’t work (at all).
Step 3: Didn’t work.
Step 4: Didn’t work (at all).I was using the link you provided for the Official website of Nvidia, and maybe I was doing something wrong but it didn’t work installing from there. Then I remembered when I first installed, the manual told me to go to the MSI webpage. So I deleted everything from Nvidia as you said, also deleted Nvidia folders from windows, but then I went to the MSI webpage http://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/g... and from support I downloaded the Nvidia package. It installed everything in a 2018 version. Was able to update to latest from the Geforce experience that came with the package. Everything runs great now. Thanks for the help.

used the method 1, but didnt work. Went to this link https://www.nvidia.com/en-u… and downloaded it without uninstalling and it worked perfectly. Thanks 🙂

Thank you method 2 worked for me

TNX man ALOT!!!

Thank you very much! Method 2 works the best !!!

While following the 4th method, when i tried to reinstall drivers it said that my windows was not compatible.. can you help me with this?

method 3 worked for me!! Nice, have no idea why tho.

In my case, i have reinstalled windows from scratch ’cause i bought a nvidia gpu (i had AMD) so i wanted it like fresh.
Before installing things, i’ve changed the root installation from C to D in the regedit and then i started to install things, when attemping to install nvidia software i received this issue, i formatted and did the same thing with the directory like for 4 times more with the same issue so i thought, can be this.
So i formatted one more time without do the change root directory and it is working now.
So if you changed the root installation directory, that could be your problem.
Hope this helps someone

Method 2 works for me: thank you very mcuh

Nothing worked for me, so…
I removed the nvidia graphics card, put it in the trash.

Put in ati graphics card, installed drivers.
Uninstalled erroneous nvidia drivers.
Problem solved.
Note to self, never buy nvidia again.

This problem also arises if you’ve installed nvidia once at c:Program Files and then you decide to change the program files directory by updating the appropriate keys at ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersion.

If you subsequently update or reinstall it will install everything in D:Program Files (for example) but there is a bug in the installer such that the NVIDIA Telemetry service will reference the executable in C:Program Files still! There’s nothing you can do.

The only solution is to then remove everything, reset to use the regular Program Files location and then reinstall.

Hope this helps someone.

method 1 work perfectly. Thanks!

step 2 fixed it, thank you so much

Method 2 worked for me. Thanks for your help!

If you will try the WinSock reset but are running a VPN, try shutting down the VPN and running GeForce experience again. I think the error also happens when Geforce Experience cannot connect to the internet.

hi i have nvidia geforce 410M and i run it on windows 7 64bit ultimate everytime i go onto something like roblox or try uninstall it my whole screen flashes just wondering does this have anything to do with this?

I’m very grateful for this guide, second method helped me so much!!

Method 2 worked for me, thanks!

I had this issue after I installed Windows 11

It’s finally FIXED! I’ve tried everything… except addressing the idea that maybe it was installed in two directories at once. Sure enough, I had it in program files AND in program files (x86).

I was able to fix my problem by: 1) uninstalling GeForce experience (software only, not the drivers), 2) stopping all NVIDIA services using services.msc, 3) deleting the NVIDIA folders out of c:program files, 4) deleting the NVIDIA folders out of C:program files (x86), and finally running the GeForce + Drivers installer and choosing custom, clean install. For the first time in years it opened up just fine, and I was able to run the NVIDIA control panel, too. Hooray!

I’ve tried all the methods, but the issue still persists. The only thing that works is uninstalling and reinstalling, but it’s getting absolutely maddening to do it every other day. How to fix?