Try removing the LogiTech driver. Let Windows apply it's
driver, then try to access the Mouse thru the Control Panel. If it
doesn't work, just reinstall the Logitech driver.
Same issues with my MX310 mouse. It worked fine in XP Pro.
But I switched to XP64 and now it won't work. Tried it both with
the MS drivers and Logitech drivers. Same thing.
I've recently changed to a Logitech cordless keyboard and
mouse, and now I can't seem to rotate models by pressing on the
scroll button.
The Logitech driver/software seems to reckon that I want to
pan around when I press the scroll wheel, and if all of the model
can be seen in the window at the same time, it won't do anything,
as it doesn't seem to think that any panning is necessary.
The Logitech mouse and keyboard settings don't let you change
the function of the scroll wheel button.
Is very frustrating having to use a keyboard shortcut to
rotate when previously it was just a mouse job - any thoughts?
I had a similar problem with a Dell Mouse. I took care of it
by removing the controlling program from startup. I had to do it
through msconfig.exe and uncheck the box under the startup tab.
(Found out which one it was through www.processlibrary.com )
I recently upgraded to the MX Revolution (which I
HIGHLYrecommend). It took some searching, but I eventually
found alink in the Logitech discussion group that lead me to a
freecustomized driver for the mouse. It lets me attach
prettymuch any combination of keystrokes to any of the buttons on
themouse. The best part is that you can customize the
buttonconfigurations to specific programs.
I don't remember the site that had the driver, but I do
rememberthat they had drivers for a lot of the logitech
products. Anyway, go to the logitech site and poke around in
thediscussion group there and you should be able to track it
down.
Try uninstalling the setpoint program and then download
andreinstall the latest version from the logitech site, thats what
Ihad to do. Then just set scroll wheel to act as center
button.
I have the MX Revolution mouse as well (about 6 months now) as a
warranty replacement to my MX 1000 whose middle button got too hard
to work.
I disabled the SmartShift functionality and assigned the middle
button to middle button. Disabling the SmartShift does negate the
intended functionality in Word and Excel, etc, but that was OK
since I didn't care for it anyway.
I have the Logitech MX 1000 laser mouse with 7
buttonsprogrammable. It is a great mouse with a lot of useful
feature. Ialso had the problem of it not rotating the part when I
pushed thescroll button. Changing the the scroll button to act
as themiddle button fixed it, just as described by Arnoldo, thanks.
Noreinstallation was needed.
I was having the same problem but with standard microsoft
wheelmouse using the latest driver. In control panel I changed the
wheelfunction from Instant Viewer (default) to Autoscroll, now its
allgood.
I'm using the Dell Premium Mouse, which is made by logitech,
and I'm having another really annoying issue. Setting the scroll
wheel to "MMB" works fine for getting the rotate function back, but
I'd like to be able to scroll to zoom in and out as well. I know I
can hold down shift and the mmb to zoom, but that's not very
convenient. I'm also aware that I can just uninstall the software
and get that functionality back, but I'd like to be able to program
the other buttons on the mouse for keystrokes to help make life a
bit easier, and you can only do that in the dell software. Any
suggestions?
In the Windows control panel you can't do much with the
Logitech mouse, as it has it's own software for customisation
called SetPoint, which seems to ommit customising the wheel button
function
Rudy Escobar CSWP
The Logitech driver/software seems to reckon that I want to pan around when I press the scroll wheel, and if all of the model can be seen in the window at the same time, it won't do anything, as it doesn't seem to think that any panning is necessary.
The Logitech mouse and keyboard settings don't let you change the function of the scroll wheel button.
Is very frustrating having to use a keyboard shortcut to rotate when previously it was just a mouse job - any thoughts?
Cheers, Rich
I don't remember the site that had the driver, but I do rememberthat they had drivers for a lot of the logitech products. Anyway, go to the logitech site and poke around in thediscussion group there and you should be able to track it down.
I have the MX Revolution mouse as well (about 6 months now) as a warranty replacement to my MX 1000 whose middle button got too hard to work.
I disabled the SmartShift functionality and assigned the middle button to middle button. Disabling the SmartShift does negate the intended functionality in Word and Excel, etc, but that was OK since I didn't care for it anyway.
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