3 Ways to Fix Logitech G HUB if Assignments are Not Working

Logitech G is a big name in gaming peripherals and G HUB allows you to optimize and customize your Logitech G gear. You can create unique profiles for each peripheral and choose which features you want to activate. However, sometimes, the assignments are not working.

Why aren’t the assignments in Logitech G HUB working?

Assignments within Logitech G HUB are the commands tied to a specific input on a mouse or keyboard. For example, a gaming mouse may have buttons on the side. You can assign those buttons to, perhaps, open Task View, and the other to close the game you’re playing.

Sometimes assignments, and to a greater extent Logitech G HUB, will stop working and there are various reasons for this:

• Faulty drivers – If your gear is not correctly set up, G HUB won’t be able to make the right assignments.
• Firewall block – The Windows Firewall or a third-party one can prevent Logitech G HUB from working properly, so don’t hesitate to learn what to do if the disabled firewall still blocks apps.
• Devices not being detected – This may be caused by an imperfect connection or a malfunctioning cable.

Now that we know why this happens, let’s start troubleshooting this problem to fix it.

How do I fix assignments not working on Logitech G HUB?

This guide will cover three of the most common and effective solutions to assignments not working in Logitech G HUB. But there are a couple of things that you can do:

• Check the ports of your peripherals, they may be loose.
• Make sure you have the correct device connected to Logitech G HUB.
• Download the most recent version of the software.
• And, of course, restart your PC.

Also note that Logitech G HUB works for both Windows 10 and Windows 11 just fine, even if the website only mentions the former.

1. Update the GPU drivers

1. Start by searching for the Windows 11 Device Manager and click the first entry that you see.
2. Click Display adapters to make your computer’s GPU appear. Right-click the GPU and select Update driver (if you have multiple, do this to both).
3. Click Search automatically for drivers to update the GPU. The update will happen automatically.
4. You can also try uninstalling the drivers. Right-click the GPU entry and select Uninstall.
5. A small window will appear warning you of what you’re about to do. Check off the box you see and click the Uninstall button.
6. Afterward, right-click the entry again and install the drivers again.

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2. Allow the app through Windows Firewall

1. In the search bar, type in Allow an app through Windows Firewall. Click the entry that you see.
2. Click the Change settings button at the top and then Allow another app near the bottom.
3. Click Browser and search for the Logitech G HUB app.
4. Once located, double-click it and then select the Add button.
5. Once Logitech G HUB has been given permission, click the OK button.

3. Reinstall G HUB

1. Press the Start button and select Settings.
2. Click on Apps from the left pane, then select Installed apps.
3. Search for Logitech G HUB under this section, click the three dots to the right and select Uninstall.
4. Press the Windows key + E to open File Explorer and click View.
5. Hover over Show and select Hidden items. There are some files that you need to delete but can only be found with this view turned on.
6. In the address bar of the File Explorer, type in the following path replacing username with your actual user name and press Enter: C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming
7. Scroll down and delete the LGHUB folder.
8. Now, type in the following path in the address bar and press Enter: C:\ProgramData
9. Scroll down and delete the LGHUB folder.
10. Now restart your computer.
11. After restarting, go back to the Logitech G HUB page and reinstall the app.

There are a series of fixes that we can recommend if you still have problems with G HUB. A common source for problems is the app not detecting computer mice. Solutions for this are similar to what has been covered.

Updating drivers and reinstalling Logitech G HUB are things that you can do. For more generic solutions on Windows 11, we recommend updating the operating system to its latest version.

Feel free to comment below if you have any questions regarding the above processes. Also, do not hesitate to comment about guides you’d like to see or information about any other gaming app.