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Drivers associated with Logitech hardware devices control communication between the device and the operating system. Removing drivers from a system can be a useful way of troubleshooting issues or reinstalling devices. For businesses making use of hardware peripherals, the number of installed drivers should be kept to a minimum to reduce system bloat. Drivers that are installed should be updated on a regular basis to apply the most recent bug fixes and improve compatibility with other software and hardware. Drivers that aren't used should be removed.
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Active oldest votes. Up vote 14 down vote. Holding the PS button for 10 seconds will turn the controller off, regardless of what it is paired to (PC or PS4), according to this post. If you want to turn it off from DS4, though, I believe there is a button in the UI to disconnect/turn off the controller. (XHCI) how do i disable XHCI and or set my default USB drivers to EHCI? I am aware that I will lose usb 3.0 speeds and i currently have a MSI h81m-p33 Motherboard. I looked in the bios and there is not option to disable XHCI:( please help i am willing to donate $$ via paypal for a walkthrough on how to Disable XHCI in the bios or in windows 10.
Click the Windows 'Start' button, select 'Control Panel' and choose the 'Hardware and Sound' link. Click the 'Device Manager' link under the Devices and Printers section.
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How To Disable A Controller Driver For Pc
Locate the driver for the Logitech device in question from the list on the screen. It may be necessary to expand the section containing the device via the small arrow symbol on the left. For example, a mouse would be under the section labeled, 'Mice and Other Pointing Devices.'
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Right-click on the driver and choose 'Uninstall' from the menu. Click 'OK' on the subsequent dialog to confirm your choice.
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Tips
- Depending on your device, you may be able to uninstall a driver by clicking 'Start,' selecting 'All Programs' and choosing 'Logitech.' There may be an option to remove the driver in this folder.
- Windows enables users to roll back drivers to the previous version rather than uninstalling them. Right-click on an entry in Device Manager and choose 'Properties.' Click the 'Driver' tab to find the option to roll back the driver.
- Device drivers can be reinstalled in the future by plugging the relevant device back into the computer and having Windows install the driver, or by downloading them from the Logitech website and manually installing them. Go to Logitech's Support and Downloads section and use the online wizard to identify the device for which you wish to install drivers.
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