If you are using Logitech devices on your computer, you definitely know the importance of Logitech G Hub software to manage the devices properly. This software also lets you choose custom settings and preferences for your Logitech devices and hence if this software is not functioning properly, you will not be able to use your Logitech devices to their full potential. One of the more common issues that users are facing is, Logitech G Hub software being stuck on initializing screen. This is an issue with some easy fixes. You can try and see what works for you.
Solutions to fix Logitech G Hub being stuck on Initializing screen
It is possible that the Windows OS is having an issue comprehending that the Logitech G Hub is not properly installed and the OS already recognizes it as running. The issue may also lie with the Firewall barrier that is not allowing the Logitech G hub to load.
Here are some fixes that you can try:
1. End the Logitech G Hub Processes that are listed as running on the Task Manager
If you do not end the processes from the task manager, the install will fail because the system thinks that the software is already up and running. Therefore, clear the processes from the Task Manager before you begin. You can do this by choosing the process labeled as Logitech G Hub on the Task Manager and clicking on End Task. you can also choose to use the Disable option for Logitech Gaming under the Startup tab.
2. Allow the software to run from the Windows Firewall settings
It is possible that the Firewall on your windows is recognizing the Logitech G Hub software as malicious and therefore is causing hindrances in the proper functioning of the program.
You can solve it easily by going to the Control Panel by pressing the Windows and S keys together. Find the Windows Defender Firewall option in the System and Security settings and turn the Logitech G Hub on by clicking on Allow.
Also, visit the Change Settings option to check both Public and Private options for the software. Click Ok to apply settings and Restart the computer.
3. Launch Logitech G Hub software as the Administrator
Sometimes when you do not grant the administrator permissions to the software, it is hard to get full functionality on the software.
You can turn the administrator permissions on for the Logitech Software in some easy steps.
1) In File Explorer, find the location of the Logitech G Hub software. Generally, it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Logitech Gaming Software.
2) On the file, right-click and choose Properties. A dialog box appears.
3) On the Properties dialog box, you will find the compatibility tab. Scroll down to Run the Program as Administrator.
4) Apply and save the changes.
4. Update your Windows
Sometimes, when you are not using the latest version of Windows, some software may not run properly.
When you update Windows, the drivers are updated and malicious files are removed. This helps in the optimal usage of software and apps on the computer. You can easily update your Windows by checking for updates from the Security settings.
5. Re-install Logitech G Hub
It is possible that the software that you installed was corrupted or the install was not able to finish properly. In this case, you should back up your data and clean the old software from your computer.
Visit the official website and reinstall Logitech G Hub. This should solve the problem if it is related to the installation of the software. Some users on the Reddit community for Logitech G Hub have also pointed out the importance of having the latest version of the software installed otherwise, it will not be able to detect newer hardware connected to your device.
6. Last workaround!
If none of the above works, you could give this user-suggested workaround a try. The workaround suggests downloading an old Logitech G Hub software (2018 version). This version reportedly doesn’t throw the initializing issue. In our test, the link posted by the user failed to open. But it may work out for you.
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