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w00t thanks man, you're a genius :)
i also remove both drivers in device manager.
You can also disable sideshow by unchecking them both in the logitech LCD manager.
I need to read through to make sure this has not been mentioned but I just install the G15 x64 drivers I downloaded from Logitech, the Vista x64 drivers. I went to the install file and changed it to Vista compat mode, and so far so good no issues. Need to try gaming with it but everything else worls for the display with a few nice added extras I never had from before...
I just downloaded and installed the 64 bit version, gave me problems at first. Just right click on the executible and in properties there is an "Unblock" setting. Then run the installer with admin rights.
Remember to run installation as administrator
It kept failing until I did this for me
Cheers
For anyone that has his windows event logs filled with sideshow errors even after disabling sideshow support from the logitech panel and windows sideshow properties, the fix is to remove the devices and drivers from within windows device manager (uninstall the device and check the remove drivers box). Probably not a big deal for most but it did bother a "clean" freak like myself:)
It seems that all the advice on these forums is generally for advanced users. The suggestions made seem to assume more sophisticated knowledge of drivers , etc. than the casual user might have.