Logitech mouse in Leopard 10.5.6 problem

[kirkbross]

I just bought a Logitech MX Revolution wireless mouse for my Mac Pro running Leopard 10.5.6. The mouse functions, but the Control Center application (LCC) does not recognize the mouse, hence I can't program the buttons. I've have tried every combination of uninstalling and re-installing with the same results. Here's what I get when I run the LCC from System Preferences:

I own a license for Steermouse, but you'd think for $80 they'd get the drivers working. Anyone have the same experience and find a solution? I also have a ticket in with Logitech, but I keep getting broad spectrum form responses.

 

[BobZune]

Long shot answer: If you haven't already tried it, plug the USB receiver directly into the machine's USB port (not the keyboard/monitor USB ports) first time.

You may be better off with SteerMouse - this is what I use for the same mouse model you have. I used the LogiTech drivers for a short time, but didn't find them as stable/satisfactory as SteerMouse. Most other people who have that mouse seem to be using the SteerMouse also.

 

[SmurfBoxMasta]

Although LT's hardware is nice, their software for macs blows..... I have tried it on several different macs running panther, tiger & leopard, and have never been able to use it without problems of 1 kind or another.....