If not, uninstall, restart comp, reinstall, and wait about 15-30 minutes depending on your Internet connection. This is where your settings live, if you nuke this as well, you will need to recreate* your shortcut keys, macros, etc all over again.Īfter deleting, try to install G Hub again. If you do a general search on your PC’s drive to find this folder, you may also find the Logitech G Hub folder in a location that looks like APPDATA etc, LEAVE THIS ALONE. Don’t delete anything else, just that folder in that location. Before you muck around in your registry, Reddit has the answer.Īll you need to do is navigate to your C:/Program Files folder and nuke the LOGITECH folder ONLY. Learnt that this was because G Hub has a damn weird way of installing updates instead of just bundling everything into the MSI installer like the first time it was installed, so any interruptions, like shutting down PC without realising the updater is running (and there’s no indication even IF it’s updating in the background!) can cause the EXE file to not be registered.Īnd this can lead to not being able to uninstall or reinstall G Hub. In the midst of all this, the Logitech G Hub file went missing. I had so much trouble with this, and all I needed to do was change the freaking slot, from Slot 3 to Slot 2 and it worked. Onboard Memory activated but the mouse becomes heavy and reverts to default behaviour.Note: If you press the Gear Icon from the main page before the device there’s another step of selecting My Gear > Your Device again > Onboard memory.
Settings will be on the right side of the screen, indicating available slots.Click on the GEAR/SETTING icon in the upper right.Cannot find the “switch to onboard memory” option at all.The key thing is to activate your device’s onboard memory with the program you want to use over on the other laptop, but this process is not as intuitive as you might think. Had a super long angery-kind of rant about the Logitech G Hub software, but ultimately, all I wanted to do was share what I learnt, which is how I got my Logitech gaming mouse to work on a laptop that doesn’t have Logitech G Hub:
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