Windows 10: Windows 10 does not recognize Logitech USB receiver

After using this Logitech product G915 keyboard for the past 4 years without issue. Today, I had to run a factory reset on my PC.After the reset, the dongle for the keyboard, called the Logitech G Light-speed Receiver, is not recognized by name instead identified as a generic "USB Receiver" by Windows when connected, nor recognized by Logitech's Device Pairing tool in the latest version of their Ghub software.The keyboard still works via standard blue tooth and wired connection, but the light-speed mode wont work due to the dongle not being recognized. I have tested on a Windows 11 machine

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Logitech Unfying USB Key No Longer Recognized

None of the displayed drivers in that program relate to Logitech.
I cannot do what the second link suggests because as previously stated:

I will look into the drivers that the program says are outdated to see if there's a fix in there. Thank you for your suggestion.

 

USB device not recognized spam

Hi Kyle,

You may receive this error if one of your USB connected devices is not properly recognized by the system. Let's try the troubleshooting steps provided by
Krishna Prasobh V on this
thread.

In addition, we suggest that you turn off the notifications from the USB by following these steps:

• Open Settings by typing "settings" in Cortana's search box.
• Click on Devices.
• Locate USB and toggle the switch to Off.

Keep us updated with the status of your concern and we'll be glad to assist you further.

 

Logitech Unifying USB Receiver

I have about a 4 year old Inspiron 5547 running Windows 10 Home that has been great. At the time of purchase, I also got a Logitech M325 mouse and K360 keyboard that have always worked flawlessly...up until last week.
Out of the blue, the USB receiver does not get recognized on the sole USB 2.0 port (on the left). It works on both the USB 3.0s (on the right) and on several other computers I have at home just as before. I've tried updating/deleting all my USB drivers and
uninstalling/installing all the software that Logitech has to offer. The Inspiron USB 2.0 port works for all other devices such as flash drives, hard drives, cell phones, battery packs etc. No matter what I have tried, the laptop doesn't respond to the Logitech
receiver at all. I don't get that satisfying sound of approval when plugged in. I even tried tighten the receiver's metal casing with pliers to make sure it was getting good contact. The reason I care so much is that I am using the Dell D3100 docking station
which plugs into one of the USB 3.0 ports and if I plug the Logitech receiver in the other one, there is big hit to performance and the screens/computer has a bad lag. I guess I could use one of the open USB ports on the docking station itself but I'm not
sure if that will have a performance issue as well because everything essentially still goes through the one docking station USB cord. Does anybody have any idea what is going on or have a possible solution? It's super confusing.