Logitech LX7 Issues

I'm using a cordless LX7 Logitech mouse. I'm finding the Logitech Center preference pane is unable to locate the device despite it functioning and the receiver being clearly plugged in.
Has anyone else run into a similar problem with the Logitech Control Center not being able to locate their devices?
Is there anyway to completely uninstall the Logitech Control Center?

Same. The Logitech control panel doesn't recognise my Logitech LX7.
I'm beginning to think a lot of the problems I am getting under Leopard are down to the mouse:
The cursor doesn't change from one state to another as expected. For instance, in Safari it looks like the insert cursor (like an 'I' in Times font). Even when the cursor is over a link it remains as a select cursor rather than the arrow.
Also, I can no longer select some text and drag the selection to a new position. I have to select, copy and paste instead.
Also, the Dock doesn't hide and magnify as expected. I have to click at the foot of the screen to get the Dock to unhide itself, and then magnify is stuck at the position I clicked.
Clicking menus are also problematic. Clicking a drop down menu opens the menu okay, but then I need to click AND hold any submenus. Clicking any submenus just makes the menu disappear. I would rather click the submenu and move the mouse to the sub-submenu or link and then click again. Clicking and holding increases my RSI.
None of these issues occur on my Intel Mac Book Pro.
But because the G5 Power Mac is my main machine I am finding Leopard extremely frustrating.
I sure hope Apple is reading all these issues.

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Audition 1.5 and Logitech LX7 wireless mouse

Tried above stated mouse, Autoscroll will not engage when looking to edit waveforms. All settings for autoscroll engaged in the mouse properties, although the Logitech program does not have an application-specific setting to change for the desired program. Microsoft, on the other hand, does. With a wired nouse I did not have to select custom properties for autoscroll, though could if I wanted choose Audition as the application and set the mouse buttons just for that ap.
Logitech support has been (surprising?) worthless. Looks like I will return that mouse in favor of just sticking with Microsoft, but wanted to check if anyone else has had Logitech mouse issues. TIA

Well, I went ahead and tried the mouse without installing Logitech drivers, but I left the Intellimouse/Microsoft drivers in place. Yes, the mouse works, though being left handed, I prefer to mouse with that hand and reverse the common click/right-click buttons. The Intellimouse control panel won't reverse them as it doesn't recognize a Microsoft mouse. Yes, I could uninstall the Intellimouse program and revert to generic XP mouse drivers, but I am getting tired of beating my head against the wall trying to make a shoddy product work. It is part of the LX-310 mouse/keyboard combo; I asked on the Logitech forums if this even classified as an LX7 mouse (the software says that's what it is, but you only see "310" on the mouse itself). Perhaps the combo package is a dumbed down version? Their tech support via phone (worthless) tried to tell me that I could select the button on the mouse and choose "1a" to specify a specific program to associate with functions. There is no "1a" visible, period. I tried one more call to them and got a person who said everyone is swamped and for me to give him a number for them to call me back, or for me to call the next day. Oh, I gave him something, but it wasn't a number He was of no help when I stated I had already talked with support and the issue isn't resolved, I wanted it escalated. Ultimately the escaltation is the location where they can place my business, and the sun does not shine there. The product is only a few days out of the box and can be easily returned to place of purchase, which it will be. I look forward to reading them filing bankruptcy, but let's not get nasty
The wired/optical Microsoft mouse works exactly as needed, with autoscroll a no-brainer in Audition. By chance does anyone know if some of the newer Microsoft wireless/laser mice are more precise? Editing is, in fact an exact science; I was (and probably still am) a master with magnetic tape and a blade, I can prove I am the same in the digital medium as well.

Logitech LX7 Mouse

I have a problem associated with the right mouse button. When I right click on my 3D program I get a tray with the finder and open apps icons. This prevents the execution of the action I want to carry out in the 3D program.
This only happens on the Mac Pro, not the G5 or Mac Mini.
I downloaded the Logitech control center and tried to change the command for the right button, but that didn't help.
Also went to Sys Prefs-Dock & Exposé, no help there either.
Thanks
Rick

I am having similar issues with the LX7. I found that these issues are usually fixed by unplugging and replugging the USB receiver. Though, it is still a hassle and it continues to affect productivity.

Logitech Keyboard Issues with Fast User Switching

I'm running OSX 10.4 on an 800 MHz iMac, and using a Logitech Cordless Navigator keyboard. The keyboard's main feature (for me) is the ability to have the function keys (F1-F12) automatically open applications and folders and such. When I have multiple accounts running though, this feature seems to be tied to whichever one I first logged into. If I switch accounts and try to use one of the keyboard shortcuts nothing happens where I am, but when I switch back to the original account I find that the keyboard has opened the program there. The keyboard types fine in the new account, and I can even change the preferences so the function keys do different things in the different accounts, but the extra functionality seems to be only available for whichever account logs in first.
I realize this may just be a Logitech bug, but any ideas how to fix this? (Also even though I'm the only one using my computer this seems like a mild security issue, if theoretically another user could activate programs on my account without the password.)
800 MHz iMac G4 Mac OS X (10.4.3) 768 MB RAM

Logitech support is frustrating:
Dear tajmahall14,
Thank you for your recent inquiry about your Keyboards.
I understand you are having issues with the settings for the function keys becoming non-functional when fast switching from one user account to another.
Depending on the system configuration, the Fast User Switching may or may not work. Unfortunately this is not an issue I can address. You may need to contact Apple to see if they have a possible solution to your problem.

Logitech G110 Issues

for a few weeks now my keyboard isn't fully working any more. showkeys and xev do not detect my meta4 (right/left windows button), any of the G-buttons or the menu button (right next to the right windows button) any longer. i have no idea what really changed. i suppose it's a kernel issue and i'll probably fill a bug report if no one can shed any light on my issues here. i also got a (maybe related) issue with the g15daemon as well:
May 02 22:18:31 eNTi g15daemon[30614]: Unable to open UINPUT device. Please ensure the uinput driver is loaded into the kernel and that you have permission to open the device.
May 02 22:18:31 eNTi g15daemon[30614]: Unable to setup the UINPUT device. Exiting
i can't seem to load the module either... where is it?
the following errors MIGHT be related somehow, but might be something different entierly:
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: ------------[ cut here ]------------
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: WARNING: at drivers/iommu/dmar.c:481 warn_invalid_dmar+0x7e/0x90()
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: Hardware name: System Product Name
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [157B blob data]
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: Modules linked in:
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: Pid: 0, comm: swapper Not tainted 3.8.8-1-ARCH #1
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: Call Trace:
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff813a2fae>] ? warn_invalid_dmar+0x7e/0x90
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff81057190>] warn_slowpath_common+0x70/0xa0
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff81057254>] warn_slowpath_fmt_taint+0x44/0x50
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818e7349>] ? __early_set_fixmap+0x97/0x9c
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff813a2fae>] warn_invalid_dmar+0x7e/0x90
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff8190c778>] check_zero_address+0xd6/0xf4
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff814cb283>] ? bad_to_user+0x66d/0x66d
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff8190c7ab>] detect_intel_iommu+0x15/0xae
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818d8ded>] pci_iommu_alloc+0x4a/0x6c
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818e717c>] mem_init+0x19/0xed
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818d5d1d>] ? trap_init+0x5eb/0x5f4
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818d0a40>] start_kernel+0x1e3/0x3e7
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818d0666>] ? repair_env_string+0x5c/0x5c
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818d0120>] ? early_idt_handlers+0x120/0x120
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818d0355>] x86_64_start_reservations+0x130/0x133
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: [<ffffffff818d045a>] x86_64_start_kernel+0x102/0x10f
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: ---[ end trace 5c7af11e473378dd ]---
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: dmar: Host address width 36
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: dmar: DRHD base: 0x000000fed90000 flags: 0x1
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: dmar: IOMMU: failed to map dmar0
May 02 23:56:31 eNTi kernel: dmar: parse DMAR table failure
any ideas or pointers where to look?
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Quote from: HU16E on 24-April-12, 13:36:34
Yup. Disable of the 3.0 controller is going to reduce that external HDD to 2.0 speed. Please open a ticket with MSI Tech Support and let them know of what looks to be a compatibility problem with that particular keyboard.
http://Http://support.msi.com
Well it didn't work. My external hdd didn't even show up under computer with that setting disabled.
I've tested the keyboard on another machine so I know it's just a compatibility issue with this machine.
Just trying to narrow it down to what and where.

Bluetooth Logitech headset issue

Dear People,
I just got my Toshiba Protege 4010. Great machine, everything works right away. Except for my Logitec bluetooth headset (HS02-V07).
In the Toshiba bluetooth menu i select to add a new connection. It starts searching and finds the headset. Then the pairing starts and after typing the password it says this service is not supported.
My Specs:
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- 'Windows XP Professional SP2, version 2002'
I checked several websites that claim that toshiba laptops with build-in bluetooth from after mid 2003 should support this service. So mine should too...
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Has any one run into an issue where their mouse cursor would skip. ie. you go to point at a link and suddenly the cursor ends up at the bottom of your screen, or the far right or left, anywhere but the place you originally had it at without moving the mouse. Or even as your moving it for that matter.
I just noticed this happening recently when I boot my system in 64-bit mode. Doesn't seem to happen when I'm booted in 32-bit mode though. Normally I'd say this was a driver issue with 64-bit, but it just started happening the last couple of days, I've been booting my system in 64-bit for almost a couple of weeks now. I'm using the Logitech LX7 wireless mouse. I've downloaded the latest driver from Logitech, replaced batteries, turned off and on (which actually helped for a little bit), and reset the mouse, still no go. It's not all the time, but enough to make it very annoying after a few minutes designing. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Failed. Started skipping again soon after my last post. Been waiting for Logitech to get back to me about a solution. However, I'm thinking it may not even be the mouse itself, I think it's because I'm booting in 64-bit mode. I tested my brother's mouse on mine (same model, and he's had no issues using it on his G5 running 10.5.8) with no luck. Skips too.
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Every app (incl system/finder) becomes non responsive on right click.

Hello,
I have a mac pro 2008 and have the recurring problem that occasionally after booting up my system everything that I right-click becomes unresponsive (activity monitor says the app is 'not responding') and I get the little apple beachball animation.
This happens with every app i right-click, for example right-clicking the desktop = Finder unresponsive, same happens with Mail, Firefox, Safari, iTunes, Tweetie for Mac, any app i run.
Also bizarre is the fact that while the one app is unresponsive the rest of the system continues to work as expected, for example Finder is unresponsive but I can still switch spaces, surf the net, listen to iTunes...
A reboot usually fixes this but it is still annoying to get this rather frequent error.
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The bootdrive also has 61% free space (1TB drive) and has recently been defragmented (the issue happend before the defrag as well so that is not the cause).
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Hi carolyn,
Thanks for your response.
I actually just installed a new mouse.
It happend while I was using the Logitech MX1000 and it continues to happen with my brand new Logitech RX Revolution that I just installed a couple of days ago..
So either it is a gernally Logitech related issue or independant of the mouse.
Thanks again either way!
Kindest regards,
Jannis
PS: i also switched ports but that made no difference unfortunately.
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Solved My left and right arrow keys are not working

I just installed gnome (been using kdemod) and now, while in gnome, my left and right arrow keys are not working. Please help me solve this. I am not using compiz.
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Hi!
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Decouple trackpad and mouse scrolling?

I am using a Magic Trackpad and Logitech LX7 on a MacPro 1,1 running Lion.
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I am with you both too. I like natural scrolling on my trackpad, but not on a scroll ball for a mouse. The only solution I can find is what someone else brought up in a different thread: there is an app called "Scroll Reverser" that lets you choose which input devices (mouse, trackpad, or tablet) are reversed. Be warned, it is quite confusing to get set up. At least it was for me. But It is working fine now and is just what I wanted.
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I have some problems in correctly configuring my Logitech v270 bluetooth mouse. I followed all the steps in http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bluetooth_Mouse, but I still can't connect automatically at startup. Each time I boot my laptop, I must type
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Hello @lmhjcr , Welcome back to the Forums! I hope you enjoy your experience
I noticed your posts about the error message "the device installation is incomplete" you are seeing when you attempt to install your printer on Windows 8.1. I am going to share some of my suggestions with you.
1. Check that Internet Explorer pop-up blockers are turned off before downloading the installer
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Try to install
2. If you're running McAfee Live Safe or any other firewall, please temporarily disable the "real time scanning".
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Try the install
3. Go to the start screen (you may also press the windows key + R to open the run box) and type %WINDIR% this should show the windows folder.
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I'm trying to configure mupen64plus with a logitech controller (via m64py), but for some reason the main control stick doesn't map properly. Any other axis besides the main axis maps to the correct "axis (3+)" and "axis(3-)" position, but for some reason the main control stick maps to "hat(0 left)", "hat(0 right)", "hat(0 up)" and "hat(0 down)". When I try to load mupen64plus, it then gives an error saying that direction hat(0 up) and hat(0 left) are unknown directions and correspondingly, the two directions on the controller don't work.
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Last edited by kev717 (2014-08-30 15:20:18)

I ran jscal from the terminal with
jscal -c /dev/input/js0
Strangely, the inputs for the '+' pad and the main analogue stick seem to be switched, i.e. the analogue stick only returns values of +1, 0, -1 for its axes and the + pad returns values of 1, 128, 255 for its axes... the other analogue stick returns the 1,128,255 axis values which makes sense since it's sensitive to amount of deflection.
I tried the SDL_JOYSTICK_DEVICE setting. That made the program detect a different joystick, however the configuration has the same issues as before (i.e. it's detecting the same joystick as being a different device, but the configuration is the same as before)
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