Logitech G Hub Installer Stuck on Initializing Mac: Troubleshooting Steps

Are you experiencing issues with the Logitech G Hub installer getting stuck on initializing your Mac? You're not alone. This problem has been reported by several users, and it can be frustrating to troubleshoot. However, don't worry; we've got some steps that may help you resolve this issue.

To begin with, let's explore how to access the lghub_installer.exe file. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Open the Windows search bar and look up 'Logitech G Hub.'

2. Double-click on 'lghub_updater' to start it.

3. Once you've tabbed back into G Hub, three icons with the G Hub logo should appear.

If these steps don't work for you, try right-clicking on the G Hub shortcut and selecting 'Open File Location.' This may help you locate the installer file more easily.

Another user, NizzleNate, reported that his issue arose when he chose a Logitech peripheral. If this is happening to you, try disconnecting your keyboard from your PC and keeping it disconnected. Then, open Device Manager, go to 'Keyboard' or 'Mice and other pointing devices,' and uninstall all Logitech devices.

Next, open the search box (Windows+R) and type '%Appdata%.' This will take you to a folder where you can find the installer file.

Some users have reported that their mouse showed as having the latest drivers installed, but these were not the Logitech drivers. To resolve this issue, you'll need to manually update each device's driver.

If none of these steps work for you, it may be worth checking the Logitech G Hub website to see if your product is compatible with the app and isn't causing any issues due to incompatibility. If you're still experiencing problems, contact LG support or create a thread about it.

Finally, I'd like to thank Martin for his helpful suggestions and assistance in trying to resolve this issue. By following these steps, you should be able to get your Logitech G Hub installer unstuck and start using your peripherals as usual.

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