Logitech MouseWare Registry Fix

[Wonkanoby]

from warp2search
Logitech today released a registry value fix for its Mouseware driver suite, a unified driver for all Logitech mice. Which flaw this registry patch adresses is not known at the time of posting


ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/mouse/mousefix.reg

i gave up and just use xp inbuilt driver a long time ago

 

[Black Raven]

I don't know if you've had some troubles, but the latest 9.76-Logitechdrivers (March 26 2003) are very good. Logitech did a good job.

Allthough they aren't WHQL-certified yet, I've been using them for a few months now, without any troubles or failures. Even the in-game preformance is marvelous from scratch.

I even don't need the "Advanced Settings Utility For MouseWare 9.76 and Above".

 

[Slot1]

I'm using the latest Logitech Drivers for my MX700 & haven't had a single problem in both windows & in Games.

 

[Grimezy]

I've also been using the latest drivers with my Logitech MX Duo without any probs in windows/games...

 

[Billaa]

Using logitech 9.80 and the work great for my mx510

 

[yabber]

I get a weird problem with my trackerball mouse - When clicking repeatedly on the down arrow of a slider bar, occasionally the mouse throws in a flurry of "automatic" clicks that I never entered. It's extremely irritating, because I then have to click back to where I was in the list before the extra clicks

I'm sure my actual mouse clicks aren't being buffered and then actioned all in a rush. It must be the mouse driver anticipating that as I've done quite a few clicks in a short time it would be helpful to throw in another couple of dozen !

 

[IronCatt]

I found something similar, and so switched to a Microsoft mouse (ironic, isn't it, that the best things made by a company with "soft" in its name are hardware).

 

[rprough]

Look in the "mouse properties" section of control panel and set your mouse click speed to something a little slower and see if that helps.