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I set my mouse thumb wheel to adjust audio volume. I changed the thumb buttons to other functions. Everything works fine.
Restart Win10. Nothing.
Rerun Logitech software. Everything works.
Rinse, repeat.
How can I make the Logitech options resume after a restart?
allowe
Posted 2017-04-20T19:27:56.247
Reputation: 21
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My mouse was losing the keystroke assignments after restarting Win10. After a restart/reboot I would open Logitech Options, see the key assignments configured in the app, but it would not work. I had to reassign the keystroke every time after a restart for it to work.
Solution: Run Logitech Options as Administrator when you want to assign the keystrokes to buttons (Maybe the same for other functions).
Edu001
Posted 2017-04-20T19:27:56.247
Reputation: 11
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Go to C:\Users\AppData\Remote\Microsoft\Windows\Start\Startup\ and place a desktop link of the Logitech software in this folder.
Now right click your task bar, choose Task Manager, click on more details click on Startup and check if Logitech is Enabled there.
Akito
Posted 2017-04-20T19:27:56.247
Reputation: 119
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Make sure that your Logitech Options software still has the new settings after the restart.
Also, make sure that your settings are set for "All applications" (in the top right corner). I made a similar mistake.
Victor2748
Posted 2017-04-20T19:27:56.247
Reputation: 101
1Is there an option in the Logitech software to run at startup? – Steven – 2017-04-20T19:42:52.607
@Steven It is being run on startup by default. Otherwise, you can place its shortcut in the startup folder, or change the startup settings in the Task Manager – Victor2748 – 2017-04-20T20:13:26.740
I seem to recall reading about something like this, where you need to tell the software to save the device settings to the mouse itself, as this is what 'profile' is actually loaded at start up... – djsmiley2k TMW – 2017-04-20T20:23:05.210