Hi TroyEimann
Greetings! I am Vijay, an Independent Advisor. Can you right click on this > Properties > Driver tab and post the screenshot of this?
device driver for ROOT\SYSTEM\0001 in windows 10- (hardware id) root\LogiGamePanelVirtualBus
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Anonymous
So like I went to device manager and found an unknown device and looked at the details which stated ROOT\SYSTEM\0001, and so I want to know why is it unknown and what is it?
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DaveM121 870.6K Reputation points Independent Advisor2019-08-03T08:50:14+00:00 Hi Troy
Do you have a Logitech Gaming headset or any other Logitech gaming peripheral attached you your PC.
That item you are seeing is associated with Logitech gaming device drivers, if you are seeing an error in regards to that, then re-installing the Logitech drivers for your device will resolve any error your are seeing . . .
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DaveM121 870.6K Reputation points Independent Advisor
2019-08-03T09:32:21+00:00 Hi Troy
No, absolutely not, that does not matter, once your devices are working correctly, you are good to go . . .
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Anonymous
2019-08-03T09:30:51+00:00 Hi, would it matter if I did not see my logitech mouse in the device manager and in the mice and other pointing devices section. However my mouse seems to be working perfectly.