Windows 10: I have a problem with Logitech G Hub

I have a logitech g29 wheel and i'm trying to play f1 2018 and my pc keep crashing i have a memory.dmp file pls help i can t use my wheelMEMORY.DMP file: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aov5qeLb50XLqDxlHTNCyOcI1z4s?e=f86Hkci have a ryzen 5 3600 with a gigabyte b450 aorus elite motherboard and a rx 590 as a graphics card

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Logitech Keyboard issues

The failing to boot problem has been there since I bought it several weeks ago, but I don't boot often. After installing win10 I've been booting a lot trying to sort out all the issues that cropped up.

Initially my attempt to fix the logitech issues after installing win10 was to uninstall it and reinstall g hub. The uninstall seems to have gone badly. It is not listed in my add/remove programs but there are remnants of it in my program files and registry. Trying to install it crashes. I did follow the instructions on the faq on the logitech website. I've downloaded an uninstaller program to help, geek uninstaller, but it doesn't see any logitech software to uninstall.

When I try to run the lghub_installer I get a "Logitech G Hub has stopped working" error and it closes.

 

Logitech G Launches G512 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with GX Blue Switches

Logitech G, a brand of Logitech dedicated to creating high performance gaming gear, today announced the Logitech G512 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and a new mechanical gaming switch option, GX Blue. The Logitech G512 is a high-performance mechanical gaming keyboard built on the award-winning design of the G413 and G513. The keyboard offers three different key switch choices - Tactile, Linear and the new GX Blue. The introduction of the GX Blue key switch, which will also be available on the Logitech G513 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, further expands our lineup of mechanical key switches available on our industry leading keyboards.

"We're excited to bring more choice to gamers," said Ujesh Desai, vice president and general manager of Logitech Gaming. "With three different mechanical switch choices now on our Logitech G512 and G513 keyboards, gamers can pick the switch profile and experience they want."










The Logitech G512 and G513 will offer three key switches to fit personal player preferences. Select from Tactile, Linear, or the new GX Blue key switch. The Tactile key switch provides discernible actuation for gamers who prefer direct feedback, while the Linear version delivers a smooth keystroke. The new GX Blue key switch provides audible "click" feedback during actuation, for snappy actuation you can feel and hear.

Powered by Logitech G's exclusive LIGHTSYNC technology, the Logitech G512 takes RGB lighting to the next level. Light and animation effects can be customized across approximately 16.8 million colors, with four lighting zones using the free Logitech Gaming Software (LGS).

The Logitech G512 features an anodized and brushed aircraft-grade 5052 aluminum top case for a slim, premium design with rigid durability. An integrated USB cable connects the USB 2.0 passthrough port to its own input for 100 percent power throughout. The mechanical gaming keyboard is available in Carbon (Black).

In addition, Logitech G also announced that it will be providing early access to a new software experience named G Hub. Still in early stages of development, our eventual aim with G Hub is to create a software experience that provides the same functionality and benefits of Logitech Gaming Software, but with a modern, easy-to-use interface and enhanced capabilities. By opening this early access experience to the community, we hope to gather feedback that will help us to make the G Hub experience even better.

Pricing and Availability
The Logitech G512 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with a choice of Tactile, Linear or GX Blue key switches is expected to be available on logitech.com and at select retailers in Asia Pacific beginning June 2018 for a suggested retail price of $99.99. The Logitech G513 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with GX Blue key switches is expected to be available in the United States, Canada and select countries in Europe beginning June 2018 for a suggested retail price of $149.99. The G Hub early access is expected to be available in July 2018.

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Height: 132 mm
• Width: 455 mm
• Depth: 34 mm
• Weight: (w/o cable): 1020 g
• Cable: 1.8 m

ROMER-G TACTILE OR LINEAR SWITCHES:

• Durability: 70 million keypresses
• Actuation distance: 1.5 mm
• Actuation force: 45 g
• Total travel distance: 3.2 mm

KEYBOARD SPECIFICATIONS:

• Connection Type: USB 2.0
• USB Protocol: USB 2.0
• Indicator LIghts (LED): Yes
• USB Ports (Built-in): Yes, 2.0
• Backlighting: Yes, RGB per key lighting
• Special Keys:
• Lighting Controls: FN+F5/F6/F7
• Game Mode: FN+F8
• Media Controls: FN+F9/F10/F11/F12
• Volume Contros:FN+ PRTSC/SCRLK/PAUSE
• Programmable FN keys via Logitech Gaming Software

 

Driver conflict, how to solve? Logitech G Hub and Line6 Helix LT.

When I have Logitech G Hub on and I try to use my Line 6 Helix LT I get a BSOD and reboot.
Googling this I found out that there might be a driver conflict causing this.
Not sure how to go about this because no solutions were offered anywhere I could find.

What can I do to make conflicting drivers behave in Win10 64 Pro?

I realize this is probably quite rare issue but is there something to do in general when such a thing comes up? Boot order or something? Any workaround or MacGyverism is welcomed that leads to G hub being up at the same time with Helix and obviously on the one operating system I have.
Any workaround I've come across so far do not include G hub being up but rather "use a cord" or something similar.
I'm not that familiar with modern Windows systems so that I would even know what to google when looking a way to sandbox these two separately in own environments or something.

Thanks for direct ideas or what to go seek.