You can manage your gaming mouse profiles using either Automatic Game Detection or On-Board Memory. For help with choosing between them, see answer 360023419873.

To learn about Automatic Game Detection:

• Configuring pointer settings using Automatic Game Detection (see answer 360023419873)

• Importing pre-made profiles (see answer 360023419873)

• Creating new profiles (see answer 360023419873)

• Viewing current profiles (see answer 360023419873)

• Modifying button assignments for existing profiles (see answer 360023419873)

• Setting different DPI settings for profiles (see answer 360023419873)

• Setting Default and Persistent profiles (see answer 360023419873)

• Linking profiles between your G-series keyboard and mouse (see answer 360023419873)

To learn about On-Board Memory:

• Configuring On-Board Memory (see answer 360023419873)

For help with:

• Application-specific profiles not working with the G502 Proteus Core gaming mouse (see answer 360023419873)

• Troubleshooting profile detection (see answer 360023419873)

• Troubleshooting button assignments and macros (see answer 360023419873)

• Enabling the "Lock profile while game is running" option (see answer 360023419873)

• Making sure both single and multiplayer games have profiles (see answer 360023419873)

• Profiles not working after a game update (see answer 360023419873)

• Profiles stop working in the middle of the game (see answer 360023419873)