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Which peripheral apps do you actually keep installed?

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  1. Vik
    @vik_late

    so annoyed rn question for peripheral nerds: for custom DPI on a headset, do you keep teh vendor software installed? ive had issues with Logitech apps after updates before, so Im tempted to set things once and remove teh software... is that realistic, or do you lose too much? curious what uve learned, even a short description of your setup would help a lot. pls help 馃檹

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  2. Hugo
    @pixelmonk

    ok but do u need per-game profile switching?

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  3. Mateo Jansen
    @mjansen

    yeahhh make a backup before u touch teh cable, learned that the hard way. exact same thing happened to my office machine last month

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  5. Mateo Jansen
    @mjansen

    If the device has on-board memory, save ur profile to it. Many devices keep DPI, lighting and some macros on teh device without the app running. lmk how it goes

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  6. Mateo Jansen
    @mjansen

    ok so you can keep teh app installed but disable it at startup (Task Manager > Startup apps), open it only when you need to change settings or update firmware. worked for me anyway 馃し

    day one patch is bigger than the actual game, classic

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  7. Sana
    @sana_copper
    in reply to @mjansen

    ahh classic some features need the app running: per-game profile switching, software macros, advanced lighting effects and sync with other devices.

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  8. Ivan Vos
    @ivanv500

    uhh wait does this also apply to onboard-memory?

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  9. Xavi
    @xavi.lopez

    hmmm for me it was teh DNS. swapped it and boom, fixed fingers crossed 馃

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  10. Bram
    @bram.weber

    lol same thing happened to me firmware updates usually need the vendor app. Check occasionally even if u uninstall it, especially for wireless devices. good luck man!

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  11. Bram
    @bram.weber

    oof came here to say exactly this good luck man!

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  13. Vik N.
    @vik_patch

    dumb question but how do i even check teh antivirus ??

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  14. Hugo
    @pixelmonk
    in reply to @vik_patch

    oof if an app causes problems, check the vendors support page for a lite version or standalone firmware updater.

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  15. Vik N.
    @vik_patch

    oh also i come back to this thraed every week just for the drama

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  16. Xavi
    @xavi.lopez

    hmm idk idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh 馃敟 ok this thread just saved my weekend

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