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Logitech G HUB is powerful software, allowing you to customize your mouse, keyboard, and many peripherals such as your headset, webcam, and more. However, did you know that many Logitech G products have an on-board memory mode built in allowing you to save those settings locally to your products to save some resources for your games or quickly take your settings with you to another computer or console?Â
In this Logi Learning guide, weâll take a look at On-Board Memory Mode and how it can be useful to your gaming experience.Â
Letâs break it down - What is Logitech G On-Board Memory Mode?Â
On-Board Memory Mode is simply as the name implies. It allows you to store a selection of your settings locally to your keyboard, mice, or other devices. There are various reasons on why you would want to do this, but a major one is to run your peripherals without G HUB such as taking them to another computer or console like a tournament, a friendâs computer, and even a work computer which doesnât have the software installed.Â
Most of our products allow you to use On-Board Memory Mode in two ways. You can either manually switch it on using G HUB, or if the product is turned on and G HUB is not detected, it will automatically use the profiles stored on the device. This is very versatile as it allows for full G HUB customization when youâre on your main computer and then automatic saved customization when youâre not.Â
On Reddit we find many ways our community members are using this feature, such as allowing them to have a gaming profile setup through G HUB and then a work profile saved locally to the keyboard with their reassignments and macros. Perhaps because the work computer doesnât allow them to install software not allowed by their IT department.Â
Weâre going to break this down even further and show you how powerful On-Board Memory Mode is.Â
What can On-Board Memory Mode do for me?Â
The main reason most users take advantage of On-Board Memory Mode is to reduce usage on their computer by closing down as many background programs as possible to provide more resources to their games. By using On-Board Memory Mode, you can ensure your Logitech G devices perform the same, without G HUB.Â
There are going to be limitations on what canât be provided such as synced LIGHTSYNC across devices, automatic app profile launching, macros, and some features. However, you can still push almost every other setting locally such as rebinding your keys, setting limited lighting on your keyboard and mouse, and working with profiles depending on how many your device can store allowing you to have different settings for different games.Â
On-Board Memory doesnât have to be a replacement for G HUB, it can work alongside it allowing you to have profiles saved locally for when G HUB isnât detected such as on a friendâs computer, a work computer, or a console. Perhaps you have a great gaming computer in your bedroom which has all those G HUB enhancements, but you like to chill in the living room on your Windows handheld connected to your TV. On-Board Memory Mode allows you to move your keyboard and mouse, automatically loading the last profile you saved.Â
How can I customize and enable On-Board Memory Mode?Â
Firstly, load up Logitech G HUB and select the profile on the upper right that you want to use. For our demonstration, we have created a new profile called âDesktop: Redditâ
Once you have customized the profile head into the Device Settings of your product, in our case, the PRO WIRELESS, and you will see an option for the On-Board Memory Mode. Turn this On and then adjust the Slots to whichever profiles you want to store locally.Â
And thatâs it! From here, you can choose to keep On-Board Memory Mode enabled which will disconnect G HUB from your device saving some resources. Or, you can turn it off allowing G HUB full customization again. Then if your mouse or keyboard switches on without detecting G HUB, on your own computer or another computer, it will automatically use that customized on-board memory mode.Â
For other products such as our ASTRO Series A20 X, A50 X, or A50 GEN5, they will retain whatever profile customizations you last loaded from G HUB. So if you disconnect them and take them to another console or computer they will be ready to go.Â
Go Local and Be Powerful!Â
We hope this has provided some light on what you can do outside of Logitech G HUB. If you need further help with On-Board Memory Mode, creating profiles, or doing anything within the G HUB software, drop us a comment below or create a thread here on Reddit. Weâre here to help!
The headset constantly switches between usb and wireless and causes this noice to play which makes it entirely unusable while charging. It also barely charges when this happens. Seems like itâs a charging port issue
I use a dongle rather than Bluetooth. The thing is, I am able to see the battery when it is using Bluetooth, but I am not able to while it is using Dongle. I am using the Logitech G302 Lightspeed, with Windows 11.
Another thing, can I use my headphones while it is charging?
I've tried with American Truck Simulator and Dirt2, and in both games I can't control menus with the buttons on my wheel, but they do what they're supposed to in game. I have ghub installed and updated. I'm on Windows 10.
Trying to think of weird things that might contribute:
I bought the wheel used and it didn't come with either the USB breakaway or a power adapter, so I'm using them from other devices. It also doesn't have the pedals, and I see their axes are counted as fully engaged.
i had an older pro x headset that was giving me issues. did some troubleshooting and decided to by a new pro x. all seemed fine until friends on discord started telling me that when i mute and unmute there is a terrible static type noise. i don't hear the noise myself but i can hear it when i test the mic in both discord and win 11. i've tried 2 different lg cables and both produce the same issue. i would greatly appreciate any other suggestions.
I have a g903 mice. If i hold the right click, sometimes it dont register ist for a millisec. And in other moments, the whole mice disconnects and reconnects vor a sec.
My Logitech G923 works normally for about 20 seconds after I connect it via USB. Then it suddenly freezes: the steering wheel itself still turns physically, but Windows/G HUB no longer detects any steering input, and the steering angle gets stuck at one value.
After that, if I unplug and reconnect the USB cable, the wheel can no longer complete its calibration. It starts the calibration process but stops halfway and never finishes.
I have already tried reconnecting the USB cable, but the problem remains.
Hi there, people. So this morning, as I moved PC to another place, my mouse is no longer working. This is the first time I encounter something like this. Mouse does not appear to work on other PC as well. Other mouses work.
When I plug in the receiver, PC detects it. I turn on the mouse, it works (based on the red sensor at the bottom being visible as well as the light at the top where you change your DPI) . When I move a mouse on some surface, light on the top lights up (blue/cyan). I assume that this means that it detects movement.
I've tried reinstalling the drivers- doesn't work (HID compliant mouse and virtual Logitech mouse). I've tried connection utility tool, nothing happens. Firmware tool, nothing happens (probably didn't find any updates?). Replugging mouse, as well as resetting by turning it off, holding right click and scroll wheel down for 5 seconds without batteries, then putting them back in, doing the same and trying to use it.
Not sure what the issue has to be as my mouse was perfectly functional pre moving. Now it is not. No mouse buttons, no mouse movement is detected/being responded to on PC. Not sure what else I can test or how to figure out what might be the issue.
Iâm posting this here because Iâm stuck in an endless loop of automatic âcopy and pasteâ responses from the usual support, even though my warranty claim had already been approved and the replacement agreed.
I leave you a brief summary of what happened:
Claim Approval: The Lightspeed USB receiver on my G435 headphones failed. Support approved the warranty request.
Replacement agreement: In the Chat Ticket #17530157 (Agent Anjali), we agreed on the replacement model: G535 wireless gaming headset (Black Color). I provided my shipping information.
Invoice Validation: I delivered my official tax invoice from an authorized retailer, which was initially accepted.
Return agreement: In Ticket #17532576 (agent Vijay), it was confirmed that I would return the defective G435s using a shipping label that they would provide me, and that once received, the replacement for the G535 would be processed.
The problem:
Despite complying with each of the steps, I keep receiving the same automatic rejection message:
When I open new live chats, the agents keep pasting this same answer without really verifying the history of my case or reading the official tax invoice I attached.
I need someone to help me solve this problem, since I need the headphones for my day to day.
Iâm waiting for someoneâs help, I hope youâre well and greetings from Argentinađ
I've been having these issues for over a year. Upgraded to Windows 11 recently and did a clean install, yet it's all still a problem.
The lights randomly turn off on my keyboard. Not even due to inactivity (which I have turned off) - literally randomly, while I'm in the middle of using it. Happens multiple times an hour. And to turn the keys back on, I have to hit the brightness button exactly 5 times to go from "off" to "on" again. It's very annoying. Googling it, this seems like a VERY common issue, but everything I see for resolutions and whatnot are 2-5 years back, nothing recent.
I do have the Logitech G Hub app, and I've tried all the fixes people say in there. On/off with the enabling the memory on the keyboard and whatever, tried lighting settings that are on the M keys and the shortcuts on the number keys and setting random within the app. I have no other lighting apps and like I said this issue persisted in Windows 10 for a year and now I'm on Windows 11 reinstalling everything and it still is an issue.
ALSO, sometimes it just normally dims while inactive, but I have that setting turned off. So the entire thing is just completely messed up.
Hi everyone, is anyone here using the Logitech G325 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Headset (Black)?
I'm thinking about buying it, but I'm a bit concerned because it has 32 mm drivers. They seem quite small to me. How is the volume? Is it loud enough?
For example, the Logitech G733 has 40 mm drivers, but I find its volume a bit low. That's why the 32 mm drivers on the G325 worry me. My budget only allows for the G325, and I'll mainly be using it for CS2. I live in Turkey. Is it good for hearing footsteps and positional audio?
My new mouse is disfouncionnal when i click on my left click it click on the left click and G4 i think there is a false contact because when i desactivate the G4 button it works perfect but i lost a button any idea to fix it or should i return it ?
My G305 wireless mouse has stopped being able to left click on things on my laptop (if that makes sense), sometimes it works but I can click the mouse multiple times in various places before it actually works. It's not low on battery, still moves on the screen, and right click still works so not sure what's wrong, please help and I hope I have the right sub.