Logitech gaming software with steam games

[Cosmos_i7]

Hi all I was wondering if someone could help me with a problem. I use a Logitech G700 mouse and when programming it using LGS you can make it so that it auto detects the game automatically and switch profile. The problem I have is making it detect steam games, most notably Blacklight Retribution, I cannot find the correct application .exe for it to detect. Anyone know how to make it correctly detect steam games and where the .exe are located. Am I use the wrong one under the steam folder?

[panfriedpuppies]

For the .exe file of the game go to C:/ProgramFiles/Steam/SteamApps/Common/(GameTitleHere)/ and it should be in that folder, so if I do that for skyrim, I can find skyrim's .exe.

Not sure about it correctly detecting steam games, but I hope I helped.

[Cosmos_i7]

For the .exe file of the game go to C:/ProgramFiles/Steam/SteamApps/Common/(GameTitleHere)/ and it should be in that folder, so if I do that for skyrim, I can find skyrim's .exe.

Not sure about it correctly detecting steam games, but I hope I helped.

I think the problem may be with Blacklight, I will test with other games but I don't have access to my computer at the moment. I did use the .exe in that folder but I think it just relates to Blacklight's launcher which is why it doesn't continue in the correct profile.

[panfriedpuppies]

I think the problem may be with Blacklight, I will test with other games but I don't have access to my computer at the moment. I did use the .exe in that folder but I think it just relates to Blacklight's launcher which is why it doesn't continue in the correct profile.

For a lot of games there's the launcher and the actual application, I'd try using both.

[BlindMedic]

Such an old thread, but I found it when searching for a similar, but different issue.
Hope this helps anybody that finds this later.

After you start the game (or program), open your task manager.
Find the running program > right click it for options > open file location.
Now copy the location address for that .exe
Go to Logitech GS > profile you want to change > properties > add .exe
Just paste the address, select the correct .exe (should be same name as on task manager), and it should work.

If this doesn't fix it, I wish you luck on your Googling adventures.

[Mike3Mike]

You can also start the game, and go to task manager. There you can right click on the game and click on "Open file location". The file that shows up can be added to G HUB.