Areadien

OK, so I uninstalled the GeForce Experience and restarted my computer, which seems to have fixed the problem. I then checked to try to update it again through DriverBooster, but it's not appearing, so I'm guessing GeForce Experience is actually not a driver. I don't need the program, so I'm just going to leave it as is. If I have any more issues, I'll contact NVIDIA since they're the ones causing the issue. Thank you for your help; your suggestion worked.

Yes, I can. When I uninstalled and reinstalled the program, the activation code acted like it had been entered successfully. Now that I have restarted my computer, it's acting like I have never put it in. I tried putting it in again, but it doesn't work. Also, I'm using Windows Defender, but it doesn't seem like it's blocking anything. How do I check if it is? The button that says, "Allow an app through firewall," is disabled. Now, I did update my graphics card driver yesterday to NVIDIA GeForce Experience (I'm on a laptop), and I think maybe that has something to do with it. Could it possibly be an issue?

Hello, I am having trouble keeping the activation code working, but only for Malware Fighter. I had this problem this morning, but then I uninstalled and reinstalled (by downloading the latest version directly from the website), and I didn't have to put my activation code back in. I have tried putting it in several times, but each time, the program does not respond. When I try to turn a Pro feature on, I get the upgrade page. Curiously, my database update is also not working; it's saying for me to check my Internet connection. Could these problems be related? I put in the correct Admin passwords for all of these features. I even tried disabling my antivirus software (I use Avast), and it's still not working. The activation code expires in November, and I have a subscription for ASC, Software Updater, and Drive Booster as well, and all of those codes work properly. --Areadien--