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Logitech Gaming Software - No Devices Detected Fix - Windows 10

Original source date 11 March 2023

Answer

Ensure that the Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) is not running on your system. Close the application, and verify that the icon is not visible in your system tray. Right-click your taskbar to open up your Task manager. In the Processes tab, end all Logitech Gaming tasks that could still be running in the background.

End All Logitech Tasks on your System

Change the Device Driver Installation

Search for Device Manager to open it up. On the window, expand Mic and other pointing devices in case you have an issue with your mouse or keyboards if it’s your keyboard. Right-click the Logitech device you are using, select Update Driver, and then Browse my computer for driver software.

Device Manager > Mice and other pointing devices > Update driver

Under Browse for drivers on your computer, check the Include Subfolders checkbox…

Under Browse for drivers on your computer, check the Include Subfolders checkbox and click on Browse. Navigate to the drive on which you saved the software: Program Files > Logitech Gaming Software > Drivers > LGJoyHid. Select the WinUSB folder. Now you must proceed with the installation update, which should only take a few seconds.

Update Logitech Gaming Software

Lastly, launch the Logitech Gaming Software to verify if your peripherals are getting recognized. After launching the application, select this arrow icon above this question mark. Select Check for updates, to make sure that the Logitech software is up to date. In case it’s not up to date, then you will be prompted to download and install an update using the application. In case nothing helps, then you will have to uninstall the Logitech gaming software, reinstall it to another drive and then restart your PC.

If it does not work

If the current interface differs, compare it with the recorded video walkthrough.