A small Python script keeping Logitech's LogiOptionsManager in check regarding its CPU usage.
The script will periodically check if LogiOptionsMgr.exe exceeds a given CPU usage and if so, the process is killed and restarted from its original location (this should account for different install paths). To account for CPU usage spikes due to actual usage, the threshold must be exceeded multiple times before the process is restarted.
The default values for these settings are (you can change them at the top of the script):
| Setting | Default Value |
|---|---|
| Check every | 60 seconds |
| CPU threshold | 5 percent |
| Allowed times above threshold | 1 (meaning if the process exceeds the limit for two times in a row, it is killed and restarted) |
If you have Python 3.6 installed, you can start LogiOptionsTamer.py directly via
python LogiOptionsTamer.py
Windows users without a Python installation can find a release package in the folder rel. Here is a direct download link for LogiOptionsTamer v1.0. Simply extract the 7zip file to a directory of your liking and start LogiOptionsTamer.exe.
Unfortunately, LogiOptionsTamer doesn't start minimized, yet, so I recommend using a tool like the amazing RBTray to minimize it to the system tray.
