Those playing games on their PC know what Nvidia GeForce Now is. However, for those unfamiliar with it, let’s give a brief introduction. Nvidia GeForce Now is a cloud gaming platform that allows gamers to play high-end games on any PC regardless of the hardware specifications.
While playing games with GeForce Now, gamers often face an issue where the app shows a message: “Wrapping Up Your Previous Session,” and they cannot open or play any games. In this article, we will see why the “Wrapping Up Your Previous Session” error happens and how to fix the session wrapping issue in GeForce Now.
Nvidia GeForce Now Cloud Gaming
GeForce Now is a cloud gaming service by Nvidia in which users can play high-end games on any PC, mobile, or TV, irrespective of the hardware configuration. The main advantage of the cloud gaming service is that users don’t have to install any games on the machine and don’t need any high-end gaming PC. The only requirement is a cloud gaming account, a decent internet connection, and a PC or mobile. In the case of cloud gaming, the actual gaming PC is located somewhere else, and you are playing the game remotely.What is Wrapping Up Your Previous Session in Nvidia GeForce Now?
The error or message showing “Wrapping Up Your Previous Session” on Nvidia GeForce happens while trying to open and play the cloud game after unsuccessful session termination. In simple words, it can occur due to the following reasons:- You are playing the game in GeForce Now, and suddenly your internet connection gets disconnected, and you cannot connect back. In that case, you might close the GeForce app and open it again. Once you start again, the previous session is already running within the GeForce cloud server, and a new session can’t be established without closing the previous one.
- In another case, if you are playing the game and after some time, you leave the game unattended and go for other work. Due to the inactivity, GeForce will automatically put your gameplay to sleep. But once you try to play again, the previous session might not be properly ended, resulting in the same session wrapping issue.