- #LOGITECH G HUB NOT DETECTING MOUSE HOW TO#
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Never installed iCue, GHub, MasterPlus or whatever CoolerMaster calls theirs, etc.
#LOGITECH G HUB NOT DETECTING MOUSE SOFTWARE#
Synapse is the reason that I, to this day many years later, avoid additional software if at all possible with my peripherals (not talking about the drivers). Maybe they're great now and it's my loss but whatever - this is how you lose a customer for life. That was the last penny I spent on anything made by them.
#LOGITECH G HUB NOT DETECTING MOUSE UPDATE#
now my KB acts like malware - no thanks, Razer - and the update was irreversible.
#LOGITECH G HUB NOT DETECTING MOUSE INSTALL#
Now it tries to install stuff on every device you plug the KB into (no, not the basic drivers but Synapse). At some point Synapse became required if you wanted to update the KB firmware so I installed it. The KB was fine and worked great without need for software. I had an issue years ago with the original Blackwidow Ultimate and Razer Synapse software. It works well, but the driver's/macro are are just downloaded from their Google drive, seriously. Chinese gaming mouse companies have some decent mice, fast 1000Hz polling, but the software is not signed by MS, so you don't know what you are getting.
Like you said, too, on top of it all, pretty much non-functioning software makes Logitech a no go. They replaced it pretty fast, but still, Logitech quality isn't any better than Chinese knock offs anymore-because they are made in the same factory with the same quality control, then stamped with the Logitech screen print. Less than 6 months went buy and one of the thumb buttons started working intermittently. Logitech better watch out or it's going to lose it's gaming customer base.
#LOGITECH G HUB NOT DETECTING MOUSE FULL#
It's not full NKRO but it is enough to play 99% of any games you will play. Then I'm typing on a lower end Chinese wireless 2.4 nongaming board right now and it never misses a beat, no input lag, etc. No lag, NKRO 100%, etc, but the BT connection is shit. Keys stick on, it stops working intermittently, etc. I have one of those Chinese 'gaming' keyboards that have the Chinese Cherry knock off switch, comes in wires and Bluetooth 3.0, but the BT connection is a fucking joke. Not installing that shit.Īt this point, the only thing LT has going for it is the unifying receiver, but then their gaming mice don't use that, and each one is different, so not that big of a deal ether. That, and I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of bizarre and borderline-obsessive lighting profiles the community comes up with.Click to expand.Same problem with my G305. Although the program is still in early access, I'm both pleased with how well it's turned out so far and hopeful that Logitech continues to refine it before it replaces LGS entirely. It's also a little more difficult to use, and potentially more difficult to navigate. G Hub is much prettier than the Logitech Gaming Software, and offers more nuanced options.
But if you take some time to set up these options now, you'll be able to take full advantage of them as the program evolves.
#LOGITECH G HUB NOT DETECTING MOUSE HOW TO#
At present, it's not entirely clear how to search for and download content from other users.
Logitech will review it and upload it - somewhere. Then, click the Share button below the profile you want to upload. If you want to share a mouse, keyboard or headset profile you've created, simply access the profile selection menu (again, you can do this by clicking on the blue profile name in the top center of G Hub). From there, you'll have to enter a name, email address and password. To create a user profile, click on the small person-shaped icon in the lower-right corner of the screen. The Logitech Gaming Software was a totally solo affair, but G Hub lets you share your creations with your friends and rivals - as well as total strangers on the internet. (Image credit: Marshall Honorof/Tom's Guide)
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