I need to configure a Logitech mouse. This will be simple - NOT
Logitech does not give out a driver, installers only and they keep failing on my Win7 64 system. Vista and XP 64 and 32 bit installers also fail.
I wish could tell Win7 to use a specific driver, but it fails to find one in the Logitech file.
I also cannot tell the Control panel directly what mouse I have. For some reason it shows the USB receiver, not the mouse. Not sure about others, but I need to control devices attached to USB, not the USB bus itself. Perhaps it is because USB is not native to Windows?
Microsoft needs to make us WANT to upgrade, not force us.
This is done by retaining the UI and doing minor refinements along with major improvements in speed and new product support. Instead we have major changes to the UI, less speed and less support for new products?
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