If I feel like it I might try an older version of Logitech G Hub as some others here have said they don't get bluescreens with an older version. I have Logitech G Pro wireless mouse and it appears to have kept its sensitivity settings (perhaps because when Logitech G Hub was installed I had it set to onboard memory mode). Without driver verifier running the bluescreens would occur anywhere from twice a day to once a month. Then immediately after starting Logitech G Hub the system would blue screen.įor now, I'm just going to uninstall Logitech G Hub and continue using the computer as normal (without driver verifier running) to see if the bluescreens stop for good. With Logitech G Hub not running the blue screens no longer occurred. After suspecting Logitech I stopped Logitech G Hub from starting on system startup then rebooted with driver verifier running again. I arrived at Logitech by running driver verifier and finding it would blue screen shortly after booting to desktop. Every now and then I'd try to investigate the blue screens. I was occasionally getting bluescreens for a year or so. How To Fix It: First things first, Logitech has a troubleshooting page in their knowledgebase with some troubleshooting steps. I had the same problem with this software. To make matters worse, both uninstalling and a failed installation do not clean up all of the G Hub files on disk, so you will have junk hanging around from previous installations that can trip up a new install.
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