Small White Circle at Lower Right of Screen (NOT the ESO Rotating Logo)

Mayanpup

I have noticed a small white circle with small extensions at the far bottom right of the game screen. It looks a bit like a globe with the earth's axis protrusions. Again, this is NOT the rotating ESO logo when transitioning. It is there through all the game screens. It is much smaller and below and right of the ESO logo.

I updated my NVIDIA drivers and wondered if this is related to that.

Anybody else seen this circle

Voxicity

Would probably be useful to take a screenshot and post it here so people can see

Upload the image to imagur, copy the [ IMG ] code and paste it here

KaedianEQ

Mayanpup wrote: »

I have noticed a small white circle with small extensions at the far bottom right of the game screen. It looks a bit like a globe with the earth's axis protrusions. Again, this is NOT the rotating ESO logo when transitioning. It is there through all the game screens. It is much smaller and below and right of the ESO logo.

I updated my NVIDIA drivers and wondered if this is related to that.

Anybody else seen this circle

99% sure that's a product of the nvidia geforce experience package

AcadianPaladin

I have the same circle and nvidia geforce experience. So @KaedianEQ 's idea about the cause sounds reasonable to me.

Datthaw

It's the shadow play icon for nvidea. Load up the geforce experience and you can set hot keys to record and whatnot

PlagueSD

That's the shadowplay status icon. When you're recording, it'll have a green dot in the middle.

Mayanpup

THANKS, All.

I have not really explored the NVIDIA options since the last driver update.

fgoron2000

i experienced something similar but not identical...but the cause was also similar. Mine was due to some alienware audio updates resetting an option. The visual was a translucent circle, no protrusions or axis , on a 15" laptop screen it was about the size of a silver dollar, and it was on the right side and vertically it was in the middle rather than the lower side. It occurs each time that the alienware audio drivers update, so I kept my notes to rectify it:

go to alienware sound center
click on audio recon tab at top right
turn it off in lower left

there's also a hotkey for it. i can't remember what it is, but it's one of the Fn-F# combo's on a laptop

Gythral

100% sure it's Nvidia's shovelware