Windows 10: Logitech Rgb issue with dynamic lighting

For some reason my logitech mouse does not show up in dynamic lighting setting in windows 11When the pc is booting the lights show but once windows loads they go offIf insert the mouse in again while windows is running and I'm in windows it shows up right awayAny ideas why this is happening

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Dynamic Lighting Breaking the RGB of my connected devices

Ever since my keyboard automatically connected to dynamic lighting and I turned it on, it started to 'break the rgb' turning it off out of nowhere. This happens with all the connected devices and I turned it off from the settings and registry edit but it still breaks my rgb, how do I fix this?

 

Big problem with Dynamic lighting

Hello there! I am Charity, I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you.

I'm glad to help you today!

I understand you need help with regarding the Dynamic Lighting feature in Windows 11.

Do you have the Logitech's G Hub installed into your PC? If not yet, kindly install it and try adjusting the brightness settings from there.

You can download the Logitech G Hub from their website:

https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/innovation/g-hu...

If in any case that you're already using the Logitech G Hub, kindly try setting it as the highest priority in the Dynamic Lighting settings:

1. Open Settings > Go to Personalization > Go to Dynamic Lighting

2. Click on Background light control, then see if you'll see something with "Logitech" in it and drag it up top of the list.

 

Dynamic Lighting Breaking the RGB of my connected devices

Hi MK.

Thanks for choosing Microsoft Community.

In your description, after you connect your keyboard to Dynamic Lighting and turn it on, it destroys the RGB and turns off. This is happening with all of your devices.

First of all, to be clear, not all devices have the ability to adapt to dynamic lighting.

You can read about it in the link below.

Dynamic lighting devices | Microsoft Learn



I noticed that you are in the settings and registry as well as turning it off and removing it, then please restart your computer as some registry changes need to be restarted for the computer to take effect. Then check again if you have the same problem.



If the problem still occurs, then please refer to the following steps to turn off hardware acceleration and try again.

1 Tap the Windows key and I key at the same time to open Settings

2 Click System on the left side and Display on the right side

3 Scroll down the mouse and find Graphics, click on it to open it.

4 Click "Change default graphics settings" in the default settings section.

5 Turn off Optimizations for windowed games and see if you still have problems after that.



If the problem still occurs, it could be caused by a conflict with some third-party software. To troubleshoot this possibility, I recommend trying a clean boot which starts Windows with a minimal set of drivers and startup programs. It can be used to determine whether a background service or program is interfering or causing a problem.

These steps of "clean boot" might look complicated at first glance. However, to avoid any trouble for you, please follow them in order and step-by-step.

Please try this in a clean boot to see if the same problem occurs.



If the problem still occurs in a clean boot, then it may be that your device does not support Dynamic Lighting, or there is some compatibility issue, please contact your keyboard or mouse or other device manufacturer's support staff, let them provide you with relevant advice, or perform relevant checks on your device.



I hope the above content can help you, if you have any other questions, please continue to contact me, thank you for your support and understanding.

Best regards,

Zev - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist