Windows 10: Logitech G510 - Flash & Beep when using Volume Wheel

Hello,
I recently upgraded to Windows 10 and I have a Logitech G510 keyboard with a volume wheel. When using this volume wheel to change the volume the screen will go black for about half a second and there is a beep that can be heard through my headphones. There appears to be input lag while this is happening and I can see in task manager that the Client Server Runtime Process (csrss.exe) CPU usage goes up (Not sure if this has anything to do with the problem). This problem never happened in Windows 8.x. Any ideas?

Edit: When the screen flashes once while I'm playing Minecraft Windows 10 Edition the app crashes.

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Windows 10 sound adjustment

When I'm running a video in full screen and try to adjust the volume with my logitech G510 keyboard or logitech G35 headset volume wheels, I get an annoying set of beeps and the whole screen flashes for every tick in volume change!

It sounds and acts much like changing the volume on a smart phone, and takes about one second per click in volume adjustment.

This makes a change from level 50 to 25 take about 25~30 seconds, when it should take only one or two!

This is not the issue of clicking on the slider with the mouse which has beeped since 1994, and did not happen with windows 7.

How can I turn this annoying "feature" off????????

Thank you for your time and prompt response on this new issue.

 

[RESOLVED] Windows 10: Volume Control Triggers Screen To Flash and Speakers To Beep (BUG)

Logitech have released new drivers for the G510 two days ago, it's worth a try: Logitech Support

This problem has always been a bit intermittent so I can't say yet if it's cured it, I'll need to run them for a bit longer yet before I can decide that but no annoying beep/screen flash so far......

 

I got the same problem, Same Keyboard btw, Updates ALL drivers.

 

Amazing, this is still an issue even after I bug reported it during the tech test back in May. Microsoft blew me off and said it was any number of random driver interactions. I do not have a fix yet. (Original report: Adjusting volume causes graphics driver crashrecovery loop - Microsoft Community )

What you are actually experiencing is the system dropping the graphics driver, recovering, then dropping it again. It will drop once for every volume step that would have been rendered by the volume HUD. This isn't an nVidia issue or Logitech issue (although it might be the way Logitech is calling the display of volume), it is purely an undocumented Windows code deprecation issue.

 

Thanks for sharing some info on whats going on.

Also something I have noticed is if I move the volume wheel very slowly the problem happens less often.

 

I wish I had more insight on the issue. The only difference is I am using the G510s, however I have the exact same issue. Has anyone figured out a fix or had any luck with microsoft support on this?

 

Possible solution / workaround:
Fix for G510 Windows 10 Volume Flashing Monitor! :... - Logitech Forums

Fix for G510 Windows 10 Volume Flashing Monitor Problem Using AHK - YouTube

 

Thank you, sir.
I am at work right now, but I will try this when I get home and post results.

 

So far this has worked for me, the video is very easy to follow and I have not been able to get the fault to occur again.
Thank you all for your help.
*Biggrin