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None reported for GeForce NOW in the last report we read.
No maintenance is planned for GeForce NOW in the last report we read.
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GOG version is fixed and is playable on GeForce NOW.
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We are aware of Dead by Daylight game crashes on GeForce NOW and regular gaming PCs. Game support page: https://support.deadbydaylight.com/hc/en-us.
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GeForce NOW powered by bro.game will undergo planned maintenance on Nov. 19, 2026, from 1–8 a.m. (UTC+7). Members will be unable to access the service or play games during this time. Service is expected to resume following the maintenance window. We appreciate your patience.
Our first successful read in this window was on 9 Nov 2026.
16 resolved updates since May 2026 · 2 major · last one 7 Nov 2026 (1 h 59 min)
“We are currently investigating a small percentage of game launch failures in the Europe region.”
“GeForce NOW will undergo planned maintenance at [NP-BOM-01] during the following windows: India (IST): Nov. 3, 1:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Members connecting through these data centers will be unable to start or continue gaming sessions during these windows. Service is expected to resume after this time. We appreciate your patience.”
“We are currently investigating an issue affecting some users Xbox login failing with 0x8004a97d error.”
“We are observing high Queuing and Queue times for users. Investigating the issue currently”
“Users connecting to the LATAM South region (ABY) may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience.”
“We are currently investigating an issue impacting all users. Users are unable to start sessions.”
“We are currently working to resolve an issue affecting S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl on Steam. We will make it available to play as soon as the issue is resolved.”
“Users connecting to the Poland location through Kyivstar may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience.”
“Users connecting to the Poland location through Vodafone Ukraine may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience”
“We are investigating reports of gamepad registering as mouse input for GeForce NOW on Windows. A workaround is available in our knowledge base article: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5904/”
“We are currently investigating an outage of NP-BOM-01. We are working on restoring it as soon as possible.”
“Users connecting to the Florida location through AT&T may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience”
“We are experiencing a Datacenter Outage in the France 1 region. We are working on a fix to bring back the service as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!”
“Windows users whose username contains non-English characters may experience issues when using GeForce NOW client version v2.0.85.133, including inability to launch sessions or unexpected errors. As a temporary workaround, affected users can continue streaming via their browser.”
“Users were seeing errors (0xC192000C) when accessing GeForce Now. Additionally, some games expected were not being listed when login was successful. We have mitigated the issue, and the user experience has returned to normal. We are actively monitoring.”
“Users connecting to the Bulgaria location through Cosmote ISP may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience.”
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At our last check from UtiBox server · Newark, US, GeForce NOW was up and answering normally. The page refreshes the check automatically.
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