Logitech G700 driver for Windows 11

You can use the Logitech G700 (and G700s) on Windows 11 by installing Logitech’s support software and, if needed, compatible drivers. Steps:

1. Download Logitech G HUB (recommended)

• Go to Logitech’s support site and download Logitech G HUB. G HUB provides device drivers, firmware updates, button programming and DPI/GPU settings for modern Logitech gaming mice.
• Install G HUB and connect your G700. The software should detect the mouse and install any required drivers. Note: G HUB supports most recent Logitech devices; some older models are supported but may have reduced functionality.

2. If G HUB does not support your model or you prefer older software, try Logitech Gaming Software (LGS)

• Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) is the legacy app that officially supported older mice like the G700. Download LGS from Logitech’s support/download page (search "Logitech Gaming Software G700").
• Install LGS, restart if prompted, and connect the mouse. LGS will provide full button/programming support for older models that G HUB doesn’t fully support.

3. Driver and Windows steps if device not recognized

• Try different USB ports (use a direct port on the PC rather than a hub) and both USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports.
• In Device Manager: look under "Mice and other pointing devices" or "Human Interface Devices". If the mouse shows with a warning symbol, right-click → Update driver → Search automatically. If you manually downloaded LGS/G HUB, run that installer to ensure drivers are applied.
• If Windows installs a generic HID driver and you need advanced features, installing LGS or G HUB is required for the extra functionality.

4. Firmware and compatibility notes

• If your G700 model is the original wired G700 (or G700s wireless), LGS historically provided the best compatibility. G HUB support for some legacy models can be incomplete.
• Firmware updates, if available, are delivered via the Logitech software; don't disconnect the mouse while updating.

5. If problems persist

• Uninstall LGS/G HUB, reboot, then reinstall the latest version.
• Try the mouse on another PC to rule out hardware failure.
• Check Logitech support pages or community forums for your exact model (G700 vs G700s) for known Windows 11 issues.

If you tell me whether you have the wired G700 or the wireless G700s and whether you prefer G HUB or LGS, I can give direct download links and step-by-step install instructions.