In the past 2 months, a new Logitech incentive to never buy Logitech again, has appeared on my computer. Dell Computer, tons of Ram, no gaming--just work. Windows 11.

Every time I reboot, sleep, hibernate--Logitech drops the camera--this occurs on Logi Options + AND Logitech G Hub. Windows won't recognize the camera. The camera is well cared for , cable never stretched. It sits still on a small tripod next to my monitor. This IS a problem with Logitech software somehow or other.

SOLUTION: I went and configured all my USB hubs to turn off powersaving. Seems to find the camera now after reboots and hybernates.

Solution if that doesn't work---uninstall G-hub and Options and just use the windows software for the camera.

Title. This view is god awful, I want my ability to drag and drop back. Tried reverting the Ghub version but it doesn't matter which .exe I download from the site; the idiotic abomination always updates to the latest version before I can even get into the program.

Why is it that we have to add a single keypress or key combo (Like Ctrl, Alt, Z) via a 'macro' in the Ghub software? Last time I checked a keypress or combo isn't a macro and it wasn't in the old LGS!

I've recently upgraded my aging (but still working) Logitech G19 Keyboard mostly because its never been and never will be supported by Ghub and most of my other Logitech hardware is (G600, Yeti Microphone, G29 wheel and pedals and a Logitech StreamCam). And I wanted to cut down on the amount of Logitech software running in the background, as in my case if I wanted everything I have to be configurable I'll need to have 3 different Logitech software installed (the 'rebranded' Saitek software for what is now 'Logitech's' x56 Joystick and throttle, pro flight throttle quadrant and rudder pedals, LGS for the G19 and Ghub for everything else mentioned above).

So I figured if I upgrade my keyboard I can finally move over from LGS to Ghub and be able to do things with my other hardware and hopefully benefit from the fact that Ghub is still active and updated... However after installing the latest version Ghub I discovered I can't transfer all my binds and macros from LGS (the option was removed some time ago!) So I have to faff about the internet looking for older Ghub software that will allow me to, as it was decades worth of binds and macros not only for my G19 but for my G600 and I really didn't want to have to set them up again!

Anyway I get an old version of Ghub installed, transferred my LGS binds then updated Ghub. I start trying to familiarize myself with the software to then discover that I can't add a simple, single keypress under keys and that it's all done though macros??? But what is odd is that the custom keypresses and combos I set up in LGS are still under keys in Ghub so clearly there is a way to add a simple keypress just no option to do it in the Ghub software :(

So please Logitech give us the option to add and remove keypresses to the keys tab and be able to label them (like we could in LGS) and keep the macros separate! I don't want a list of hundreds of 'macros' when most of them are single keys!

I've gone back to LGS for now as the lack of that option has made my old man brain itch, so much so I even created this reddit post.