Invalid API response from NVIDIA

[LOuroboros]

The program doesn't work on my end. It opens a gray square and this error prompt shows up.

I'm using the v3.3 downloaded 5 minutes ago from the Releases tab, Windows 11 v22H2 (Build 22621.2283) and my GPU is a GT 1030 manufactured by GIGABYTE.

Tbh, I don't have the intention of updating my drivers just yet since I already did it a few days ago, I just wanted to check if the program was working at all.

[fyr77]

Weird, EnvyUpdate seems to detect your GPU as a GeForce GTX 295 - something seems to be wrong with my detection. Does it immediately show this when starting up?

[fyr77]

If it is possible, enable logging to file in the options and attach it here. Otherwise, create a file called envyupdate.log next to the EnvyUpdate.exe file, this also enables logging.

[LOuroboros]

Does it immediately show this when starting up?

Yup.

If it is possible, enable logging to file in the options and attach it here. Otherwise, create a file called envyupdate.log next to the EnvyUpdate.exe file, this also enables logging.

Here you go: envyupdate.log

[fyr77]

I just released 3.4, which should fix your issue. Please try with that.

Thanks for reporting it, I am surprised no one noticed that until now.

[LOuroboros]

Well, there's certainly a difference between v3.3 and v3.4.

Now on v3.4 the program opens (still as a gray block), something seems to be happening in the background, and then the program just closes abruptly after a few seconds.

https://github.com/fyr77/EnvyUpdate/assets/4485172/6446c4c6-7491-47b1-94e1-cca44926bed9

Here's a log: envyupdate.log

[fyr77]

@LOuroboros Interesting, it seems to crash when attempting to show the notification... Could you try running this debug build? Extract all files in the zip please. EnvyUpdate-Debug-3.4.zip

[fyr77]

@LOuroboros I have added an exception handler around the notification code. Please try this build instead if possible.

[LOuroboros]

@LOuroboros I have added an exception handler around the notification code. Please try this build instead if possible.

I tried this version directly, and at a glance, it seems to work 🥳

https://github.com/fyr77/EnvyUpdate/assets/4485172/48758697-e813-4e3b-b725-8032798b1260

I doubt it's needed, but here's the log I generated preemptively when I ran the program just in case: envyupdate.log

[fyr77]

Interesting, according to the Log "The notification platform is unavailable." - I did not know this was possible. Have you disable Windows notifications in some manner? @LOuroboros

I'll push this error handler in the next update in a few minutes.

[LOuroboros]

Have you disable Windows notifications in some manner?

Yes. I tend to disable components and features that I know I will not make use of at all 😅

[fyr77]

That's fair. Thanks for the info and the bug report, I find it surprising that no one reported that so far since it must have been there for quite a while. Closing this issue :)