VX Nano on Leopard 10.5.3
Hi
I have a problem with a VX nano Logitech mouse. It works fine on Windows but on Leopard it's a horror. The Logitech Control Center detects the mouse I get info that it is connected, IN The System Profile USB port detects the Logitech USB Receiver but the system doesnt respond to clicks and movement. I have contacted the Logitech Support Forum and Customer Support but they said it must be something with the my MacBook or software.
Hi
Thanks for the reply but i think I didn't described the issue deep enough. I have tryed the mouse on 5 diffrent systems (On windows XP Sp2, Tiger 10.4.6 and 10.4.11 as well as on Leopard 10.5.0 and 10.5.3) i have tryed wihout the LCC on each system, with the latest LCC and with previous LCC's and the mouse just don't work. The problem is not with the LCC the mouse just doesn't react on any movement. It is like the reciever doesn't send the signal to the system. From unknown reasons the mouse works on Windows XP (i have to use the connection utility but it works). Leopard after about 10-15 connection utility retryes I get the LCC to detect it (it shows that the "VX Nano is connected" when i put the reciever in the USB port) but still it doesn't detect the movement and clicking. It is really weired.
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