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Later, after installation and use.the Setpoint software works just fine on my Windows 7, adds some nice options to my MX laser mouse and, wonderfully, doesn't conflict with the G15 software.

#Logitech m705 drivers windows 7 serial ballpoint install#

Now I'm curious about all this negative hype over the Setpoint software and will install it just to see if you negative reviewers are 100% correct. Being manufactured in China isn't a quality issue, though I would prefer that Logitech make its products in the Western Hemisphere, too. I stand behind the quality and options that Logitech products offer (though some, like the G19, come with a premium price tag). So, those of you who write of Logitech's quality simply have had bad luck or perhaps like to abuse your property a little too much. I will be upgrading these to the G19 Keyboard, the 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset and the newest gaming mouse. I also have the G15 Gaming Keyboard and 2.1 Logitech speakers. As far as the SetPoint software is concerned, XP, Vista and Windows 7 never needed it for my mouse to run perfectly. Well, I've had the cordless MX laser mouse for many years with absolutely no problem. Or Logitech resents my IBM keyboard, and fabricates bogus keystrokes.) (I have two theories: Windows resents the Logitech mouse, and attacks it. I'm running with no Setpoint, which means there is no horizontal scroll, which is why I bought the LX3. True, the pathology could be in some other software that somehow reaches into Setpoint's data. I uninstalled Setpoint V6, and the problem has not recurred in several hours of running. I unplugged the keyboard, which had no effect. One time, the repeating imaginary keystroke was keypad-rightarrow, another time there was no apparent imaginary input. Rebooting made the problem go away for a couple of hours. Skipping details about floundering around, I alt-tabbed my way into an editor (emacs), and discovered the editor was receiving repeated keypad-leftarrow input. Rather than re-install V4 from th CD that came with the mouse, I downloaded 6.32. Please note the CA and the CE are combination devices and will function on the PS/2 port.Setpoint Version 4.x forgot about the horizontal scroll from my LX3 mouse. C-Series devices can be identified by the following model numbers (M/N), located on the bottom of the device: T-CA1, C7, CA, CC, and CE. A Logitech mouse connected to the serial port will function with native drivers, but it will not be displayed in the MouseWare control center and you will not be able to program the buttons.Ĭ-Series device users: C-Series mice are not supported under Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME when connected to the serial port. Serial Mice users under Windows XP and 2000: MouseWare does not support any serial pointing devices. Your Logitech pointing device will function with its native drivers. 2010 Licence Free OS Support Windows Downloads Total: 6,457 Last week: 13 Ranking 19 in Keyboard & Mouse Publisher Microsoft. MouseWare does NOT currently support Windows Server® 2003.

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It contains drivers and software enabling you to take full advantage of your mouse and keyboard. These can now be programmed (as well as many other keys) using the new 'Keystroke' button assignment. Logitech SetPoint is the software used to install and control Logitech mice and keyboards in Windows XP and 2003.

The F1 - F12 button assignments have been removed.

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If you use a Cordless Desktop keyboard that uses iTouch™ software and you are upgrading MouseWare, it is recommended you also upgrade to the latest version of iTouch.

If you are using a release prior to 4.01, please upgrade your version of Internet Explorer from the Microsoft web site. MouseWare uses a CHM-based Help file and Internet Explorer 4.01 or higher must be installed to view the Help file correctly. For additional details please refer to the README file included in this release.įor the Japanese version of MouseWare, click here. This is an automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare.