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heronbank

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May 24, 2012
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Hi,

Right after I bought a new MBP with OS X 10.7.4 on it, I couldn't use my logitech mx revolution mouse(Model Number: M-RBQ124) any more. The computer cannot detect the device at all. I read someone saying they lost some advanced functions but it is even worse in my case. I'm sure it's turned on and the software I downloaded from Logitech is the lastest version. (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/428/130?section=downloads&bit=&osid=9) (Software Version: 3.5.1.23). When I use the logitech control center, it still couldn't find the mouse. Any ideas? Please help! Thx.


Edgar

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by the way, it's working on PCs just fine.
 
Apple just launched a new OS update to improve the compatibility of third-party mouses and keyboards. I just did the upgrade yesterday. But unfortunately, I don't have the same mouse as yours. So, I don't know if it's going to solve your prob.
 
suffering from the same issue but in mx anywhere the cursors move randomly so i get ridded of it and now using trakpad and will move to magic mouse although i dont prefer it because oh their falt surface but i have to
 
Odd. I use that mouse with two different Macs. Both have the latest OSX and I don't have any issues. I didn't install the Logitech software.
 
Apple just launched a new OS update to improve the compatibility of third-party mouses and keyboards. I just did the upgrade yesterday. But unfortunately, I don't have the same mouse as yours. So, I don't know if it's going to solve your prob.

Thanks, It seems I've already had that update. The last one I can find is for a bunch of new digital cameras. I installed it anyway. But since nothing is related to the mouse, the problem is still there.
 
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Thanks, It seems I've already had that update. The last one I can find is for a bunch of new digital cameras. I installed it anyway. But since nothing is related to the mouse, the problem is still there.

If so, I'm sorry that I don't have any solutions for you.

You probably need to wait until either Apple or Logitech launches a new update for solving this type of issue.

I used to use Logitech k350 keyboard for my MBP. It worked fine except for a few quick buttons not working.
 
OS X 10.7.4 with Logitech mx revolution mouse

I just found this solution and so far it's it's working. Go to Applications>Utilities>Logitech Unifying Software > Advanced and un-pair the device. Then re-pair the mouse. Like I said, so far so good. This has been happening for me with an older (2009) MacPro with 16 Gigs of ram running 10.7.4. The cursor jumps around mostly (or most notably) in photoshop CS5 making intricate selections a brutal game of cat and, uh.. mouse..

Good luck!
.peter
 
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