If it does, then you have to start again with removing it manually, downloading lates version, install, etc. If the button is grayed out, it means a PS/2 driver is already installed.
#Logitech setpoint software install#
The key is to remove all traces of setpoint, then install the latest version, then connect the devices and not let an earlier setpoint version install. To do this, open SetPoint, select the Tools tab, and click the 'Install PS/2 Driver' button. But, if you dissable Setpoint for any reason, the windows mouse controlller will not funtion properly. Eventually, the latest version of setpoint installed after several attempts. 3) If you still want to install it then try in Safe Mode with Networking (so you have internet), or Safe Mode.
I do not recommend it has no software that enables better performance of Logitech products than what Windows will install or Windows Update will update if needed. So there was a lot of manual work to remove the earlier version. 2) Logitech Setpoint is a driver updater that can also cause issues. I had to use v6 downloaded from Logitech's site, and that wouldn't upgrade properly unless I removed the previous version using one of their removal tools which also did not remove all traces so that v6 would install correctly. It's been a while since I set them up, but I remember it being a bit of a hassle The version of Setpoint shipped with the two logitech devices does not work properly. I run Photoshop 7, and Setpoint v6.32.7, Driver v5.33.14. You’ll get the added ergonomic benefits of a cushioned palm rest and wave-shaped keyframe in a familiar keyboard layout and form factor. I have a Dell Studio 1749 laptop running Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit with a Dell ST2010 flat screen, a Logitech K350 keyboard and a M510 mouse on a unifying USB connection. The K350 Wave combines a dynamic curved design with the familiarity of a straight keyboard.
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