Uninstalling the G Hub software fixes the issue and this is why I know it's related to it. Things like Skype ends up going from whatever size I've resized the window to, to near fullscreen and this applies to a lot of other things as well. I also end up with a very low resolution and default login picture for Windows and this is when I know the computer has rebooted and reset the various weird stuff. It doesn't happen every time I turn off the display, but maybe two out of three times. The reboots only happens if I turn off my display (which I do if I leave my computer for a bit) into which the Logitech dongle is attached, as my computer is on the floor. I'm not quite sure how to explain things, but I've had window sizes of various, unrelated software resize itself or forget certain settings after the system glitches and reboots. Most other Logitech LIGHTSYNC devices should work fine, even if they don't have a layout available in Aurora.Is anyone else experiencing weird issues with the recent (July 29th) version of Logitech G Hub?Īfter installing it, I've had my system not only reboot, but reset various other software settings. To fix this, setting the desktop profile to permanent may be needed. Sometimes G HUB will only display Aurora’s lighting when the window is open on the foreground.This can be done in the General Settings: This can be fixed on boot by adding a delay to the task Aurora uses to startup. This causes any following connections to fail until both G HUB and Aurora are restarted. Because of this, on some systems Aurora tries to connect to G HUB before it has the chance to completely start. G HUB can take a very long time to fully open and start receiving SDK requests.Disable Conflicting Settings and Applets.Open the Game Integration Configuration menu.Open Logitech Gaming Software and go into Settings.
The SDK should come enabled by default when you install LGS or GHUB, but in case it doesn’t connect, make sure it is enabled.
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