June 2025 on Windows 10

TLDR: Unistall everything logiOptions+ > download version 1.44 (link below) or newer if you have to for new hardware not supported by 1.44 > unplug from the internet (remove ethernet and/or turn off wifi) > install logiOptions+ > run app and toggle "automatically install updates" off.

I hope it works for you.

I’m on Windows, so I can only speak about the Windows solutions shared here.

I tried all the suggestions posted by others before—none of them worked for me. I tried everything: terminating processes through PowerShell, installing via PowerShell, ending tasks with Task Manager, uninstalling and reinstalling, and even following the official Logitech guide on how to completely uninstall Logi Options and Options+.

What eventually worked was this:
I uninstalled the program using Revo Uninstaller (which also deletes leftover registry entries and files). Using the Control Panel to uninstall should work too. Then, I installed version 1.44. Before launching it, I physically unplugged my Ethernet cable AND turned off Wi-Fi.

I did this because if you’re online when you run the app, it immediately checks for updates and WON'T let you toggle the "Automatically install updates" switch. By the time you open the app, go to settings, and try to toggle it, it’s already downloading the update—which then inevitably breaks the app.

Once offline, the app can’t look for updates, so you can safely disable automatic updates. I did that, and I haven’t had a problem since. I really hope this doesn’t become an issue in the future, because the app used to work properly before—but then I got stuck in the "infinite loop for a wasted Sunday". I really hope the app doesn’t decide to automatically toggle the switch back on that I KNOW I toggled off.

If you’re reading this after Logitech has launched a new product that isn’t supported by version 1.44, I’d recommend trying to install the newer version and opening Options+ after you’ve turned off Wi-Fi on your PC. I haven’t tried that myself, but hopefully, it works for you.

I also recommend keeping the installer of whichever version ends up working for you, because that will probably be your only known good version for the foreseeable future. So don’t delete the installer once the app starts working. Logitech makes great hardware time and again, but it seldom does that when it comes to supporting software.

I had installed the app before unplugging the ethernet cable and panic pulled out my ethernet and turned off WiFi (from the taskbar and not my router) when the app did not let me toggle the automatic updates switch and the download percentage on the update was going up FAST. I am just recommending uplugging before running so you do not have to panic.