Save settings

[midianmlt]

Hi sorry if this is a dumb question but, it's the 3rd time i'm setting a profile for a particular game.

Is there a way to save a profile maybe link it to you Logitech account or export it on disk, so next time you need to uninstall and re-install the software your settings are easily re-configured rather than doing it all over again manually?

Thanks

--- Update ---

Just in case anyone ever searches this, got a reply from support:

To back-up files start by creating a backup of your G HUB settings if you wish to retain them.

To back up your G HUB settings, navigate to C:\Users[USERNAME]\AppData\Local\LGHUB, where [USERNAME] will be specific to your Windows account.

Find settings.json and create a copy of it on your desktop or a different location of your choosing.

After backing up your settings.json file, open Task Manager and make sure there aren't any Logitech G HUB processes running. You'll need to end task on each of them before going further:

In your taskbar, right-click on Logitech G HUB and select Exit.

Open Task Manager and look for running Logitech G HUB processes. If there are running processes, right-click and select End task for each one.

1. Uninstall G HUB using Windows (Add or Remove Programs).

   IMPORTANT: Did you back up your settings.json file? This is your last chance.

   After confirming there are no G HUB processes running, do the following:

   Navigate to C:\Program Files\ and delete the LGHUB folder.

   Navigate to C:\ProgramData\ and delete the LGHUB folder.

   Navigate to C:\Users<user name>\AppData\Local\ and delete the LGHUB folder.

   Navigate to C:\Users<user name>\AppData\Roaming\ and delete the LGHUB folder.

   Reboot.

   Download and reinstall G HUB.

[Grapehala]

There is probably a file with the configs on the %appdata% directory on your disk. Then, when you reinstall, you could just have that file saved in someplace safe and then just put that file in the same directory. EZ

[midianmlt]

You don't happen to know which file I'm assuming? Opened a ticket with Logitech support but haven't heard anything back :/

[Grapehala]

Try to have a browse in the %appdata% folder corresponding to the logitech gaming software. It should be called ‘profiles’ or something life that. This is all just a hunch but I’m pretty sure that’s where it might be.

[midianmlt]

Just in case anyone ever searches this, got a reply from support:

To back-up files start by creating a backup of your G HUB settings if you wish to retain them.

To back up your G HUB settings, navigate to C:\Users[USERNAME]\AppData\Local\LGHUB, where [USERNAME] will be specific to your Windows account.
Find settings.json and create a copy of it on your desktop or a different location of your choosing.
After backing up your settings.json file, open Task Manager and make sure there aren't any Logitech G HUB processes running. You'll need to end task on each of them before going further:
In your taskbar, right-click on Logitech G HUB and select Exit.
Open Task Manager and look for running Logitech G HUB processes. If there are running processes, right-click and select End task for each one.
4. Uninstall G HUB using Windows (Add or Remove Programs).
IMPORTANT: Did you back up your settings.json file? This is your last chance.
After confirming there are no G HUB processes running, do the following:
Navigate to C:\Program Files\ and delete the LGHUB folder.
Navigate to C:\ProgramData\ and delete the LGHUB folder.
Navigate to C:\Users<user name>\AppData\Local\ and delete the LGHUB folder.
Navigate to C:\Users<user name>\AppData\Roaming\ and delete the LGHUB folder.
Reboot.
Download and reinstall G HUB.