LogiLDA.dll Error: How to Fix the "Specified Module Not Found" Issue

If you’re seeing the error message "LogiLDA.dll specified module not found" on startup, it’s often linked to software from Logitech. This error typically arises when drivers or software from Logitech, like for mice and keyboards, rely on this DLL file, but it’s either missing or corrupted. Here are several methods to help resolve this problem.

What is LogiLDA.dll?

LogiLDA.dll is a library associated with Logitech software, handling driver updates and additional device features. When the system attempts to load this module and can't find it, the error message appears.

Causes of the LogiLDA.dll Error

  • Deletion or corruption of the LogiLDA.dll file.
  • Improper removal of Logitech software.
  • Driver conflicts or system issues.

Ways to Fix the Error

1. Remove Logitech Download Assistant from Startup

An easy solution is to disable Logitech Download Assistant, which uses LogiLDA.dll, from your startup programs.

  1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open the Task Manager.
  2. Go to the Startup tab.
  3. Find Logitech Download Assistant, select it, and click Disable.

2. Reinstall Logitech Drivers

Try uninstalling and reinstalling drivers for your Logitech device.

  1. Open Control Panel and go to Programs and Features.
  2. Find and uninstall any Logitech software.
  3. Visit the Logitech website, download the latest drivers, and reinstall them.

3. Remove the LogiLDA Entry from the Registry

If the error persists, consider removing the LogiLDA entry from the registry.

  1. Press Win + R, type regedit, and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
  2. Go to this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.
  3. Find and delete the entry associated with LogiLDA.dll.

Note: Editing the registry can affect system stability. Be cautious and only make changes if you're confident.

4. Use System Recovery Tools

Sometimes, the LogiLDA.dll error is due to system issues. Use tools like System Restore or System File Checker (run sfc /scannow in Command Prompt) to recover necessary files.