Windows 10: Getting a side-by-side error when trying to open SetPoint for Logitech mouse customization....

I had a fresh install of Win 11 and I could not get SetPoint for my Logitech mouse to work. I kept getting a side-by-side error in my registry. I installed a fresh Win10 thinking it was 11, but I'm getting the same issue. Is there a fix for this?I have been told several steps to take that involve going deep in the computer. I have never had this issue before and I don't want to go in and delete files, etc. This should just work like it has up until this point.I have installed SetPoint. Did not work. I installed Options+. It shows the loading screen, but never loads the program.Does anyone know

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WIndows 10 and Logitech Setpoint

I recently switched from Windows 7 to windows 10. On Win 7 I used Logitech Setpoint with my Logitech M560 mouse to customize buttons and it worked perfectly. Now, on Windows 10 same mouse, same Setpoint and scroll after a 10 minutes of use becomes unresponsive and very slow.

 

Logitech Setpoint Errors and some Fixes Fix


One Fix For Setpoint Missing TAB Issues

1. Open Task Manager with CTRL-SHIFT-ESC and select Processes.
2. Right click on Logitech KHAL Main Process and Logitech SetPoint Event Manager (UNICODE), select End task to close each of them in turn, and then close the Task Manager.
3. Go to C:\ProgramFiles/Logitech/SetPointP.
4. Scroll down to SetPoint.exe.
5. Right click on it.
6. Select Run as administrator, and Ok
7. Restart Setpoint or Reboot.

Update:

If you create a desktop shortcut to SetPoint.exe like I did, you won’t have to continually drill down into Program Files. All you have to do is right click and select Run as administrator after exiting the SetPoint icon in the Task Manager.


Or:
Solved - Logitech Setpoint | Eight Forums

Or:
Fix Setpoint Mouse Tab Missing in Windows 7 or 8 via CMD and Setpoint 4.24

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Latest Logitech SetPoint Software


Howdy All,
I've got a simple issue after upgrading to Windows 10 (from 7); simple but is still an issue.
My Logitech M510 mouse doesn't hold my custom Setpoint settings. I don't even have to re-set them each time I boot up, just open the Setpoint options window and the mouse starts working the way I expect.
Yep, I upgraded the driver first thing, but I have pinned Setpoint to my taskbar to initiate the settings whenever I start my computer.
Might anyone have thoughts on a fix?
My appreciation for reading this and your suggestions!
Best,
/jdU