How to fix G HUB stuck on [Loading Localizations] or not working after sleep

After your Windows PC wakes from sleep, you may find that Logitech G HUB stops working and gets stuck on the [Loading Localizations] screen.

When G HUB stops at [Loading Localizations], you can recover it by ending G HUB-related processes and restarting the update service.

Details of the issue where G HUB stops working after sleep

After your Windows PC wakes from sleep, you may see these issues in G HUB.

• Your gaming device lighting does not match your settings
• Your gaming device does not light up
• G HUB does not apply DPI settings, key assignments, macros, or other settings
• When you open G HUB, the progress bar stays on [Loading Localizations] and the main screen does not open

In this state, closing the G HUB window and opening it again does not restore G HUB. It stays on [Loading Localizations].

How to fix G HUB when it does not move past [Loading Localizations]

When G HUB stops on the [Loading Localizations] screen, quit G HUB from the system tray, end specific processes, and restart the update process.

1. Right-click the G HUB icon in the system tray and select [Exit]

   

2. Open the [Processes] tab in Windows Task Manager

3. Right-click [LGHUB Agent] in the process list and select [End task]

4. In the same way, if you see a process named [LGHUB], right-click it and select [End task]

5. Open the [Services] tab in Task Manager

6. Right-click [LGHUBUpdaterService] in the service list and select [Restart]

7. Wait until the [Status] for [LGHUBUpdaterService] changes to [Running]

8. Launch G HUB from the desktop shortcut, Start menu, or another location

Conclusion

When Windows wakes from sleep, G HUB may stop on the [Loading Localizations] screen.

In that case, you can restore it by quitting G HUB from the system tray, ending specific processes, and restarting the update process.