GeForce Now subscribers are encountering a frustrating issue where the Steam ‘auto sign-in’ is not working for them. They need to manually connect every time they launch the software.
Gamers have taken to various social media sites to share their reports in hopes of finding solutions to the problem.
I’ve been trying to log into my Steam account to play games and when I logged in the game had a gigantic lag spike so I closed the app. I retried and now there is a steam login once a game loads in. It won’t let me log on and the recaptcha is broken (Source)
I’ve been playing Nakara Bladepoint on the GeForce with my steam account like 2 months and top up money inside however when I try to log in my game yesterday. It frequently pop up need to sign in steam acc everything. After login, I realized all my game progress is lost and is resented. (Source)
Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, boasts a large player base. They rely on the service to stream their gaming libraries.
GeForce Now provides access to every gaming library, including Epic Stores, Steam, and more, to offer a seamless experience.
Whenever players sign in to play their games, GeForce Now is supposed to automatically log into the corresponding library and stream the game.
However, recently, the platform has been experiencing an issue. Players have to manually sign into their Steam libraries to access their games (1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
At first glance, this may not seem like a significant problem. However, the repetitive log-in/sign-in prompts have become very frustrating for players.
Some players have also noted that the issue persists even if they check the ‘remember me’ option in the login menu.
Steam ‘auto sign-in’ not working in GeForce NOW acknowledged
Apparently, some users claim that Nvidia is already aware of the issue and is currently investigating it.
Indeed this started happening last night; NVIDIA is aware and investigating. (Source)
However, as of now, no official statement from Nvidia has been issued regarding this issue.
We will continue to monitor the situation and provide an update if and when there are any further developments.
Feature image source: Nvidia
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