Logitech G19 LCD Fails From Hibernate

[Seducer]

I am running from the issue with the Logitech G19 and it seems that this is just because of the software bug . Whenever my system resumes from hibernate the LCD is unusable and the programs begins flickering with each other on the screen. To resolve this very problem , I have to manually close the LCD manager and then re-open it again. It seems very frustrating and looks that I have just spend my $250 for this keyboard at the time. Is there any Logitech working on a method to resolve this issue and I also visited there and post me issue and find that there are so many users are having this issue but no one was satisfied with the respective solutions ?

thanks

[MrChris-]

I think, this is the time and you have to update your computers BIOS right and that would fix your problem. But before going that you have to be sure about the current BIOS version and you can find that with the following method :

To find out the current BIOS version,you need to check out the BIOS version string:

1. At the time of system booting , enter the BIOS setup with the help of F2.
2. Check the Main menu.
3. The third segment of the BIOS Version (a 4-digit number) is the recent BIOS version.
4. Press Esc to quit from the BIOS Setup.

[Seducer]

According to your suggestion, I entered into the BIOS setup and able to find the current version but I have no idea about this to update it. I don;t think, the BIOS update procedure can solve this issue. I also discussed this problem with my so many friends and they told me that how can it solve this issue but I know you all will suggest me the possible solution and I will go for it but I have no any idea to update the BIOS and also from where I should start it. Please give me some more idea ....

[Calvin K]

This is simple procedure and you have to just download the .exe file from your computer system manufacturer's Website,close entire application programs that you are running currently in windows , execute the .exe file that you have downloaded already and let it manage the patch; then after restart the computer . If your computer suddenly turned off in the middle of the BIOS update, you wouldn't be able to boot up, so be sure that you are not running off a laptop battery. Commonly, you are connected into an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), specially, if you are in an area prone to blackouts.

[Lillebror]

Old computer system's, however, it might need you to configure your own bootable disk to made the update of BIOS yourself. You might still be able to download an application which configures a USB thumb drive, blank CD/DVD, or even a floppy disk so that you can boot off it to update the BIOS or an ISO image file which can be used in your disc-burning application of options (if you are not running with this type of application , you should try to go with the ISO Recorder for Windows XP or the version for Windows 7/Vista) to make a BIOS update CD.
Different systems will have you copy some of the files to your bootable disk, reboot, and then open up the BIOS at the time of startup (typically by issuing a specified key for setup options), and configure the boot order so your system seems for a bootable USB drive or CD before loading the operating from your hard drive.