Logitech mouseware 9.75

This device uses the native drivers when used with Microsoft 7.

This product originally shipped with either iTouch or MouseWare, which are not compatible with Win7. I strongly recommend to uninstall iTouch and/or MouseWare if you have them installed. After iTouch and MouseWare are uninstalled, the basic functionality of your devices will be provided by the Windows native driver.

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If you search for mouse M-RM63 on the Logitech web site, you can download v9.79.1. That may be good enough. Another mouse may have v9.79.3.

For years my RM67A did not seem to work. So I followed these instructions, and it works now.
http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=878

If you are still stuck, reply here and I’ll find some way to get you my driver.

You can download driver free just open the link and get your required driver.

http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/213340/logitech-mouse-driver-mouseware-9.79.1-windows-98-me-nt-2000-xp-free-download.html

http://www.nodevice.com/driver/company/Logitech.html

http://drivers.softpedia.com/downloadTag/Logitech+driver

Good Luck

One of two things are happening. The mouse has gone bad, or one of it's driver files is corrupt. Optional:(Run your anti-virus program on the drive containing the mouse drive).

Unistall the Logitech Mouseware by using the Add or Remove Programs in the Control panel. Plug in your mouse via the PS2 and reboot. When back up, windows should use the default PS2 driver. If it works, or if not, go ahead and re-install you mouse, but do not install all the other junk Logitech wants you to install.

You may even consider downloading the updated driver from Logitech for the new install.

have you changed mousing surfaces?
sometimes a glossy or irregular mousepad can cause this, as the laser bounces at odd angles back into the mouse.

Also, check under Control Panel > Mouse > and the configuration for the mouse that the drivers give you. there might be a sensitivity slider as well.

MY RECOMMAND YOU TO GO ONLINE TO:

WWW.LOGITECH.COM/DRIVERS

WWW.LOGITECH.COM

FIND TECHN SUPPORT OR THE DRIVERS SECTION AND FIND THE MOUSE DRIVERS AND DOWNLOAD NEW DRIVERS.

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REMOVE ANY MOUSE DRIVERS, LOGITECH OLD ONE AND ANY MICROSOFT ALSO

GO INTO CONTROL PANEL TO PROGRAMS AND FEATURES AND REMOVE ALL MOUSE DRIVERS AND REBOOT THE SYSTEM.

THEN RE INSTALL NEW DRIVERS AND REBOOT..

ALSO CHECK THE POWER SOURCE OR REPLACE THE BATTERIES BEFORE REINSTALLING THE NEW DRIVERS

THE LAST THING IS TO PUSH ON THE RESET BUTTON ON THE BUTTOM OF THE MOUSE IF IT HAS ONE
UNTIL THE COMPUTER SAYS IT HAS FOUND SOME NEW HARDWARE.

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THE SOFTWARE YOU HAVE MAYBE OUT DATED AND WILL NOT WORK UNTIL YOU ACTIVATE IT BY GOING TO THE WEB SITE AND THAN IT WILL ASK YOU IF YOU WANT TO UPDATE.

DRIVERS ARE CORRUPTED SOME HOW AND UNREADABLE

RODGANDYSR

This mouse does not require a driver. It works with the innate Vista driver. This product originally shipped with either iTouch or MouseWare, which are not compatible with Vista. I strongly recommend to uninstall iTouch and/or MouseWare prior to migrating to Windows Vista. After iTouch and MouseWare are uninstalled, the basic functionality of your devices will be provided by the Windows native driver.

You can use this driver (Logitech Mouseware) as Logitech are now supporting Dexxa...
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/428/172&cl=us,en?osid=1

Or, you can try this site:
http://downloaddrivers.net/?s=g

Same problem been getting worse. Figured out that the mouseware driver is outdated and not compatible with win xp. Use logitech's setpoint for mx518 or uninstall mouseware. Now no more freezes

I have the mouseware 7.0 and 8.2, (i forgot that was the original), but own 2 trackman marble Fx and love it but like everybody else cannot use the 4 buttons as before and window Xp refuse the application version 7