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Many products use the SteelSeries Sonar overlay to render the cheat interface on screen. This guide covers how to install, configure, and set up your Sonar Shortcut Key — the key you press to initialize the overlay before loading the cheat.
1

Download and install SteelSeries GG

Download SteelSeries GG (which includes Sonar) from:SteelSeries GG: https://steelseries.com/gg/downloads/gg/latest/windowsRun the installer and open the app.
2

Log in to your SteelSeries account

Create a free account or log in if you already have one.
3

Enable Sonar

Click the Sonar tab. If this is your first time, complete the input/output setup. Continue once you see the main Sonar screen and Sonar is shown as enabled.
4

Enable Moments

Click the Moments tab. If prompted, complete the first-time setup wizard. Continue once Moments is enabled.
5

Disable General notifications

Go to Settings → General → Notifications and disable both available options.
6

Disable Engine overlay notifications

Go to Settings → Engine → Overlays and Notifications and disable both available options.
7

Disable Moments overlay notifications

Go to Settings → Moments → Overlays and Notifications and disable all 3 available options.
8

Set your Sonar Shortcut Key

Go to Sonar → Shortcuts → Master. Click Master - Volume Up and set it to a key like F12.This key is your Sonar Shortcut Key — you’ll press it to initialize the overlay before clicking Load in the cheat loader. Each game guide tells you when to press it.
9

Configure the Sonar overlay toggle

Go to Sonar → Overlays. Ensure the top option is enabled and the bottom option is disabled.
Your SteelSeries Sonar Overlay is now configured. When following a game-specific setup guide, press your Sonar Shortcut Key at the step that says to do so before clicking Load.
NVIDIA GPU users can use either SteelSeries Sonar or NVIDIA Overlay. Using Sonar frees up NVIDIA Overlay for screen capture and clipping tools.