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Logitech G602 mouse freezes and locks up constantly
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I have always used Logitech gaming software and their devices (mouse and gamepad). I have never had any issues with compatibility until upgrading to Windows 10. I have searched for solutions via google and have reached out on the Windows forums and Logitech forums. I have no found a solution to the issue I am facing. My G602 gaming mouse freezes and locks up constantly since updating. It is like a delay and anyone who does gaming knows that is a bad thing. I have tried different Logitech mouses and it is the same problem. I have also tried a completely different brand mouse (Asus) with no issues. I prefer Logitech due my ability to create profiles for certain games. So far I have tried to reinstall driver, software, clean install Windows, change compatibility to all previous Windows options, use different USB ports, and tried reducing my PCs visuals to a lower setting. I am not sure what to do about it. I dont know if there is just a massive compatibility issue or what it is. Any help would be appreciated. There are 100s of forums posts relating to this issues but none of the solutions work.


I am running Windows 10
Asus K30BF
AMD A10 Radeon R7 12 Core 8gb 64 bit
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#2
Is this your mouse? https://gaming.logitech.com/en-gb/product/g602-wireless-gaming-mouse
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#3
Things you need to find out:
  • Is it a Hardware Problem?
  • Is it related to Windows 10?
  • Is it related to Logitech Driver?
Not sure what you have tried, but here is some things to try.
  • Uninstall Logitech drive and see if the mouse works without Logitech driver, if it does, it will be a generic driver, does the problem go away?
  • Install Logitech software on another machine and plugin the wireless dongle, does the problem go away?
  • Try and test the mouse on Windows 7 or 8 and see if the problem goes away?
  • Check Device Manager for any bad, missing or yellow exclamation marks, these could be related to your driver.
       
  • Update to latest Logitech drivers and see if problem goes away.
  • Rollback to a earlier to see if problem goes away.
  • Check for Firmware updates.
  • Check mouse receiver, could be having issue.
  • Check warranty, it has 3 years warranty. 
  • Check USB port you are using 3.1, 3.0 2.0 ? what ports you using front or back? try different ones.  
  • Change batteries.
  • Could be having connectivity issue with the mouse, this can cause freezing and shuttering 
  • Make sure system is free from Malware / Viruses
  • Does the freezing and shuttering only happen when playing games? 
Could go on all day  Big Grin
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#4
from what I see your mouse support windows 10

G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse

   

   
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#5
Yes that is the mouse linked. I used it previously on Window 8.1 with no issues but on an HP. I have since gone to the Asus and have had issues. I have tried everything that is suggested with no fix. I am not sure if it is a compatibility issue with Windows or Asus and have no way to find out. I do not know anyone with an Asus PC.
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(11-19-2016, 06:02 AM)hutch311924 Wrote:  Yes that is the mouse linked. I used it previously on Window 8.1 with no issues but on an HP. I have since gone to the Asus and have had issues. I have tried everything that is suggested with no fix. I am not sure if it is a compatibility issue with Windows or Asus and have no way to find out. I do not know anyone with an Asus PC.
Okay, thanks for the update!

First, check for windows updates, it might be able to find an updated driver for you.

If doesn't find it a driver, download the G602 Firmware Update

If the updated firmware doesn't work either, download Logitech gaming software on the same page. Download 32bit and 64bit, one of them will work and one will not work, try both and one of them should run.
   

Update: I know you have already tried to reinstalled driver, I just want to see what happens
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#7
Everything is up to date. The firmware update seems to help for a day maybe 2 and then it is back to the same issue. I have the mouse plugged into the 1 usb in the back of the pc. There is a different port in the front of the pc that I do not use.
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(11-19-2016, 08:41 PM)hutch311924 Wrote:  Everything is up to date. The firmware update seems to help for a day maybe 2 and then it is back to the same issue. I have the mouse plugged into the 1 usb in the back of the pc. There is a different port in the front of the pc that I do not use.
Have you tried the second option to download the Logitech gaming software and install it?
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#9
Yes I have used the gaming software for awhile now for button assigning. I did just get a new popup when trying to flash it with the firmware update saying that it failed. I looked into that and found an article that stated that if the mouse doesn't flash correctly it can cause all sorts of problems. I just got it to successfully flash. I will see what happens for the next day.
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(11-19-2016, 10:04 PM)hutch311924 Wrote:  Yes I have used the gaming software for awhile now for button assigning. I did just get a new popup when trying to flash it with the firmware update saying that it failed. I looked into that and found an article that stated that if the mouse doesn't flash correctly it can cause all sorts of problems. I just got it to successfully flash. I will see what happens for the next day.
Okay keep us updated.
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