Removal of everything Logitech

I am no longer using the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK700 & would like to know how to uninstall all the Logitech software from my computer.
I am using Windows 10 Pro 64Bit. When I check Settings/Apps/Apps & Features, there is no listing for anything Logitech. But if I open Settings/Apps/Startup, I see: Logitech Download Assistant. There are also Logitech folders on the computer, so something Logitech is installed; how do I remove it all?

CJW said:

I am no longer using the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK700 & would like to know how to uninstall all the Logitech software from my computer.
I am using Windows 10 Pro 64Bit. When I check Settings/Apps/Apps & Features, there is no listing for anything Logitech. But if I open Settings/Apps/Startup, I see: Logitech Download Assistant. There are also Logitech folders on the computer, so something Logitech is installed; how do I remove it all?

If you do not see any Logitech entries in Programs and Features, then there is nothing Logitech installed.
There may be residual folders, simply delete them and disable the Startup entries.

1. I checked the 'Control Panel\Programs\Programs & Features' section, but nothing Logitech is listed.
2. I searched again, but there are no Logitech folders on my computer (I thought there was, but I didn't realize that my initial search was including my flash drive).
3. I still have a "Logitech Download Assistant" entry in my 'Task Manager>Startup' tab.

So how do I get rid of the Logitech Download Assistant?
Disabling it in Task Manager is not the same as removing/deleting/uninstalling it. And I no longer find it in the Registry under: HKLM\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

Point 3.
In the Task Manager > Start-up Tab go to columns headings right click and tick the column for Command line that should show the path to the EXE.

Also Control Panel > Admin Tools > Task Scheduler, things like updaters may appear in there.

The Registry entries at that location on mine do not correspond with what is in the Start-up Tab, four are not there. There are several other locations for those.

Some things may have Names related to chipset used rather than Logitech.

CJW said:

1. I checked the 'Control Panel\Programs\Programs & Features' section, but nothing Logitech is listed.
2. I searched again, but there are no Logitech folders on my computer (I thought there was, but I didn't realize that my initial search was including my flash drive).
3. I still have a "Logitech Download Assistant" entry in my 'Task Manager>Startup' tab.

So how do I get rid of the Logitech Download Assistant?
Disabling it in Task Manager is not the same as removing/deleting/uninstalling it. And I no longer find it in the Registry under: HKLM\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

@CJW -- this is a shot in the dark and I don't know if it'll help you out. Read the very first entry and what the poster did. It sounds like what you're trying to do and he got Logitech Download Assistant out of Task Manager>Startup. Hope this helps.

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It's a rundll execution, hard to trace, and, if you right click the entry and Properties is greyed out, it's most likely an orphaned entry,
use CCleaner to delete the entry...

Crizal said:

@CJW -- this is a shot in the dark & I don't know if it'll help you out. Read the very first entry & what the poster did. It sounds like what you're trying to do & he got Logitech Download Assistant out of Task Manager>Startup.
Hope this helps.
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Yes, that helped very much. I don't have the Logitech Download Assistant in Task Manager>Startup anymore. Thank you very much for the link.