Run Logitech Setpoint in Compatibility mode:
This small fix also worked out for some users. So you should give this a try too.
- Go to the location on your drive where you have the installed files of Logitech Setpoint. It will be the folder with the name SetPointP.
- Look for the executable file “setpoint.exe.”
- Right-click on it and choose properties.
- Click on the compatibility tab on top.
- Check the box next to “Run this program in compatibility mode.”
- From the drop-down menu below, choose the operating system you are running on your system.
- Click on Apply and then click on Ok.
Now see if you get the same error. If you do, then move on to the next fix.
Setting up a Boot Entry Option Manually:
When you install our operating system, the system sets up a boot entry automatically. Setting up a manual boot entry using the “BCDEdit /set” command can fix your issue with Logitech Setpoint. So if boot entry is causing this issue on your system, then you can try configuring a manual boot entry too.
- Click on the Search bar below and look for “Command Prompt.”
- When you see the options show up, right-click on it and choose the option “Run as administrator.”
- Now in the command prompt, enter “Bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVA 2800” and hit Enter.
- You will see a message that says the operation was successful. After that, enter “Exit” and hit the Enter button again.
Check if the Runtime error of Logitech Setpoint is fixed or not. If it is still there, then try the final fix mentioned below.
Deleting “msvcp.dll” file:
A known fix for this error is the deletion of the msvcp.dll file from the directory of the setpoint. This will stop Setpoint from running and automatically look for a repair. It will then automatically install the msvcp file again, but this time it will be a refreshed msvcp file and not the older one that was causing the issue. To delete the msvcp file,
- Right-click on the taskbar and click on “Task Manager.”
- Under the process Tab, stop the process “SetPoint.exe.”
- Now go to ProgramFiles > Logitech > SetPointP.
- Look for the file “msvcp.dll” and delete it from that folder.
- After deletion, Windows will automatically install a refreshed version of this file.
- Once you are done with the deletion, do a system restart for Windows to do the job in the background.
Now your Logitech SetPoint should run with any hiccups or errors. If you have any queries with this guide, then comment down below. Also, be sure to check out our other articles on iPhone tips and tricks, Android tips and tricks, PC tips and tricks, and much more for more useful information.
