Screen Share

My Screen Share isn’t recognized by my computer

This article is a quick guide to troubleshoot Screen Share, when your computer isn't recognizing the device.

Check Physical Connection

First, make sure you've determined whether the physical connection is a factor:

  • Confirm all cables and connections are firmly plugged in.

  • If possible, test the connection with another computer, or at least a different USB port.

  • If your setup uses an extension cable, please try a direct connection between the computer and your Logitech device.

Check Drivers/System

After all physical connections have been checked, please ensure the driver is properly installed.

For Windows users:

  1. Access Device Manager.

    • Select Windows Start then type “Device Manager” in the search bar to the right of the start icon.

  2. Open “Imaging Devices” and confirm if your Logitech Screen Share is listed. 

  3. If not listed:

    • Try a different USB port.

    • Make sure Windows Update is enabled.

Note: Windows Update is a Microsoft service that automatically downloads and installs updates/firmware over the internet to the operating system. For more information on updating your products, platform software, Windows Update, and more, please visit our update guide here: Google, Microsoft & Zoom Room Update Guides.

For macOS users:

  1. Select the Apple icon at the top left of the screen.

  2. Select About this Mac in the drop-down menu, and then More Info in the pop-up box.

  3. Scroll down to the bottom of “About” in the Settings window to System Report…

  4. This pop-up window will show you all of the device information regarding your system including your Screen Share  device.

Update Device Firmware

Often, updating your device so that it is running the latest firmware will fix/resolve issues like this one. The Downloads section for Screen Share has the latest firmware version available for your device and operating system. Features and Bug Fixes are listed in the Downloads release notes.

Note: Before you run firmware updates, make sure your device drivers have been completely installed and your device isn’t in use by other applications.

Contacting Support

If your issue continues after completing the above steps, please collect the following details and submit a support ticket for assistance.

  1. Description of your setup, what other devices are connected, which computer operating system you are using, etc.

  • Note: If possible, please include a Wiring Diagram.

  1. Details of where/when your connection/recognition problem occurs.

  2. Results of trying the steps in the article above as well as any other troubleshooting you have attempted.

  3. Device serial number.

  4. Enter this information into our Contact Support form.

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