Now we have temporarily disabled the Logitech Download Assistant from starting with the computer.Right click on LogiDA and click on Disable.Open Task Manager by right click on the Taskbar.Method 2: Disable LogiDA from Task Manager. Just dunno if i want to take the risk.ĭid you you tryt this from the link I posted? I won't touch the file itself but i think that removing that entry in Regedit MAY fix it. Now the entry is apparently connected ro rundll32.exe. Judging from here if its leftovers from the registry and startup (which i did uninstall already) This dll is apparently due to the logitech download assistant which i never remember installing. Use Uninstaller.Except the problem is there is no logitech download assistant. And then you may not have removed all of it.Ĭan you see why I'm not recommending that? The result may well not include ALL the leftovers of the program. You then, using the uninstaller program, browse to the leftover folder and start a scan.

You need a Pro version of those programs or Wise Uninstaller Free. You start from some exe or folder left over from a failed or incomplete uninstall. You ask about leftovers, so I'll tell you though that's NOT what I'm recommending as I said. To use the free version of those programs you need what I said: Downloading and reinstalling the program?

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