Troubleshooting Limited Storage Issue on Nvidia Shield

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. My Nvidia Shield Experience
3. The Frustration of Storage Space
4. Seeking Help from Nvidia Shield
5. Useless Online Videos and Forums
6. The Solution: ES File Explorer
7. Creating the Movie Folder
8. Uninstalling C Cleaner
9. Success! Recording with Nvidia Shield
10. Conclusion

Introduction

Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back to the Gamer Channel! In this article, I want to share my recent experience with my Nvidia Shield and the frustrating issue I encountered while trying to screen Record my gameplay. I'll take you through the journey of troubleshooting and finally finding a solution that worked for me. So, let's dive in!

My Nvidia Shield Experience

Last night, I was excited to try out the screen recording feature on my Nvidia Shield. I had recently purchased a Game card to record my gameplay on other devices, but I wanted to utilize the Nvidia Shield's built-in functionality. However, to my dismay, it wasn't working as expected.

The Frustration of Storage Space

I quickly realized that the problem could be related to the limited storage space on my Nvidia Shield. Being the first edition, it only had 16 gigabytes of storage, and I had already used a significant portion of it. I had around 11 gigabytes left, which should have been enough for recording purposes.

Seeking Help from Nvidia Shield

In my Quest for a solution, I decided to reach out to Nvidia Shield's customer support. I hoped they would provide some insights or troubleshoot the issue for me. Unfortunately, my experience with their customer support turned out to be a complete waste of time. After nearly 40 minutes on the phone, they couldn't offer a solution and suggested submitting a ticket.

Useless Online Videos and Forums

Frustrated by the lack of assistance from Nvidia Shield's support, I turned to the internet for help. I came across countless forums and videos where users shared similar issues, but none of the suggestions seemed to work. It was disheartening to see how many people were facing the same problem without any resolution in sight.

The Solution: ES File Explorer

After hours of searching and experimenting, I finally stumbled upon a potential solution – ES File Explorer. It was a file management app that seemed to have the capability of resolving my screen recording issue. Without wasting any time, I downloaded the app from the Play Store and proceeded with the setup.

Creating the Movie Folder

To make ES File Explorer work effectively, I navigated to the device's internal storage and created a new folder called "Movie." This folder would serve as the designated location for storing recorded gameplay videos. I followed the simple steps within the app, and within seconds, the folder was successfully created.

Uninstalling C Cleaner

During my research, I discovered that a certain file cleaning app, C Cleaner, had accidentally erased the necessary file for screen recording on the Nvidia Shield. Without hesitation, I uninstalled C Cleaner to remove any potential conflicts or issues caused by the app. This step proved to be crucial in resolving the problem.

Success! Recording with Nvidia Shield

With ES File Explorer in place and the Movie folder created, I was now able to successfully record my gameplay using the Nvidia Shield. By pressing and holding the home button, the recording option popped up, and I was able to capture my gaming Sessions without any further issues. It was a sigh of relief after hours of frustration.

Conclusion

In conclusion, my journey to resolve the screen recording issue on my Nvidia Shield was filled with frustration and disappointment. However, the discovery of ES File Explorer and the creation of the Movie folder proved to be the solution I had been searching for. If you find yourself in a similar situation, I hope this article has provided you with the guidance and help you need. Don't forget to give this article a thumbs up if it was helpful, subscribe to our channel for more exciting content, and stay tuned for future videos! Happy gaming!

Highlights

• Frustrated by the storage space issue on my Nvidia Shield while trying to screen record.
• Disappointing experience with Nvidia Shield's customer support.
• Online forums and videos failed to provide a working solution.
• Discovered the ES File Explorer app as a potential resolution.
• Creating a designated Movie folder within ES File Explorer.
• Uninstalling C Cleaner to remove any conflicts.
• Successfully recording gameplay using Nvidia Shield after implementing the solution.
• The importance of sharing experiences and solutions within the gaming community.

FAQ

Q: Can I use ES File Explorer to solve storage space issues on other devices? A: Yes, ES File Explorer is a versatile file management app that can help resolve storage space issues on various devices, not just the Nvidia Shield.

Q: Will uninstalling C Cleaner cause any other problems on my Nvidia Shield? A: Uninstalling C Cleaner should not cause any issues on your Nvidia Shield. However, it's always a good idea to regularly review and manage the apps on your device to ensure optimal performance.

Q: Are there any alternative apps to ES File Explorer that can solve the screen recording issue? A: While ES File Explorer has proven to be effective in resolving the screen recording issue for many users, there are alternative file management apps available that you can explore based on your preferences and device compatibility.

Q: Can I use the Movie folder for purposes other than recording gameplay videos? A: Absolutely! The Movie folder created within ES File Explorer can be utilized for storing any videos or media files of your choice. It provides a convenient and organized location for your multimedia content.