While I don't think this is related to Windows 2008 only, but rather to Vista SP1 in general, I still thought I'd put a notice here.
In the newest Logitech Setpoint mouse driver (4.40 from January), you don't have a "My Mouse" settings page, so you can't do any settings:
http://www.msfn.org/board/Logitech-Setpoin...er-t117645.html
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Vista SP1 x32 with 4.24.99
just upgraded to 4.6 here:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/428/783&...670&osid=13
still have all my tabs and options. id try 4.6 if i were you.
just upgraded to 4.6 here:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/428/783&...670&osid=13
still have all my tabs and options. id try 4.6 if i were you.
QUOTE (geek @ May 17 2008, 02:02 AM) 
Vista SP1 x32 with 4.24.99
just upgraded to 4.6 here:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/428/783&...670&osid=13
still have all my tabs and options. id try 4.6 if i were you.
just upgraded to 4.6 here:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/428/783&...670&osid=13
still have all my tabs and options. id try 4.6 if i were you.
Ok, I'll try it then. Thanks
Uninstalled the old driver - reboot - installed 4.60 - reboot.
Still the same sh!t
Also, at the beginning of the installation, there's a dialog that the driver was not tested on that OS and that they recommend downloading a driver that fits to the OS.
Haha, good joke
If they would offer a driver for Windows 2008 x64 specifically, I'd tried it already 
Still the same sh!t
Also, at the beginning of the installation, there's a dialog that the driver was not tested on that OS and that they recommend downloading a driver that fits to the OS.
Haha, good joke
If they would offer a driver for Windows 2008 x64 specifically, I'd tried it already
Logitech Setpoint 3.1 drivers for Win2k are the only ones that i have found to work with Server 2008 without any problems, so far.
They are still available from Logitech directly.
They are still available from Logitech directly.
QUOTE (Witt3439 @ May 17 2008, 08:40 PM)
Logitech Setpoint 3.1 drivers for Win2k are the only ones that i have found to work with Server 2008 without any problems, so far.
They are still available from Logitech directly.
They are still available from Logitech directly.
Can't use them
If they're Windows 2000 drivers, they're 32 bit only.
So I can only hope that Logitech gets their act together and releases working Win2008 x64 drivers.
It's not so much the button config I'm missing, but much more the pointer speed settings - using 1920x1200 with a pointer that moves at a slug's pace is a real pain
ok have you tried this?
http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/...;thread.id=9804
looks like its worth a try
http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/...;thread.id=9804
looks like its worth a try
QUOTE (geek @ May 18 2008, 02:08 AM)
ok have you tried this?
http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/...;thread.id=9804
looks like its worth a try
http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/...;thread.id=9804
looks like its worth a try
Ok, I'll have a look.
I can already say that one of the solutions given (Zone Alarm interfering) can't apply to me since it's on a freshly installed Windows 2008 w/ no additional apps.
It can't be the Usb port either since it works fine on my XP64.
I'll have to check back w/ my Win2008 installation if there are any files missing or somesuch...
From reading all the threads dealing with it on the Logitech forum, the missing tab seems to be not uncommon at all, and appearing on all versions from Windows XP 32-bit to Windows 2008 64-bit.
I've now tried out all the possible solutions they mentioned (all with uninstall/reboot/reinstall inbetween), like install with device manager from the cddrv dir, changing around the wdf stuff (including renaming the wdf01000.sys file) and whatnot, back and forth and back again.
However, nothing of that worked, the tab stays hidden no matter what I do
I guess I'll have to wait until a proper driver for Win2008 x64 comes out, no go otherwise. As effective working isn't possible with such a slug pace pointer, I'd say that ends my trying out of Windows 2008 for now.
It's a shame that not even such elementary drivers as the mouse driver work properly... while on the whole it's a clear improvement over Vista, I guess it will still be some time until Windows 2008 is ready for prime time.
I've now tried out all the possible solutions they mentioned (all with uninstall/reboot/reinstall inbetween), like install with device manager from the cddrv dir, changing around the wdf stuff (including renaming the wdf01000.sys file) and whatnot, back and forth and back again.
However, nothing of that worked, the tab stays hidden no matter what I do
I guess I'll have to wait until a proper driver for Win2008 x64 comes out, no go otherwise. As effective working isn't possible with such a slug pace pointer, I'd say that ends my trying out of Windows 2008 for now.
It's a shame that not even such elementary drivers as the mouse driver work properly... while on the whole it's a clear improvement over Vista, I guess it will still be some time until Windows 2008 is ready for prime time.
ok i broke out the ol' processmonitor and have found the settings are stored in a XML file located at
C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Logitech\SetPoint\user.xml
(close Setpoint.exe before making changes, changes seem to take effect when setpoint.exe is relaunched)
the section for my MX1000 is:
all the speed settings are stored in the Param tag under Device
thats pointer acceleration set to medium (0=None, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High)
some are easy (SmartMove='Snap to OK Button feature') 0 is disabled, 1 is enabled
the 2 variables you are looking for are SpeedX and SpeedY
the slider with the pointer speed at maximum make the values in the file read
the rest of the values are as follows:
other numbers could probably be substituted but setpoint will just replace them with the closest number on the list or reset them to default. also i noticed if you make the 2 numbers different, it just picks the lower number and changes the higher value to match.
i upped the entire file Click to view attachment that includes settings for my MX1000 and MX revolution from Vista x86 incase the copy your setpoint generated is messed up if you dont have either of those mice, you might have to edit the DisplayName= or the Model= parts but i think you should be able to get it working.
if changing the settings doesnt work, i would setup vista on another computer, install setpoint, install your mouse, set the prefs, copy the user.xml to your 2008 x64 machine, restart setpoint and see if the tab is visible.
C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Logitech\SetPoint\user.xml
(close Setpoint.exe before making changes, changes seem to take effect when setpoint.exe is relaunched)
the section for my MX1000 is:
CODE
--snip--
<Devices>
<Device Class="Receiver" Model="50331670">
<Param AppSpecific="1" LowBatPercentLevel="5" UserBatteryMode="0" VScrollAcceleration="0" VScrollSpeed="0" VoIPClient=""/>
<Buttons/>
</Device>
<Device DisplayName="MX 1000 Laser Mouse" Class="PointingDevice" Model="16777280" NumberOfButtons="10" ConnectionID="">
<Param ACCELERATION="2" AIRACCELERATION="4" AirSpeedX="50" AirSpeedY="50" AppSpecific="1" ButtonSwapped="0" DefaultGameModeResolutionPresets="" DefaultGameModeResolutionPresetsY="" DistinctAirCursor="1" EnableCentering="1" GameDeviceSuggestGameMode="0" GameDeviceSuggestOS="0" GameModeButtonAddGame="0" GameModeButtonResDown="0" GameModeButtonResUp="0" GameModeButtonResUpWrap="0" GameModeKeepAcceleration="1" GameModeKeepKeypress="1" GameModeKeepOther="0" GameModeKeepRightLeft="1" GameModeKeepSpeed="1" GameModeNotification="0" GameModeResolutionNbPreset="0" GameModeResolutionPresets="" GameModeResolutionPresetsY="" GameParticipate="0" GameParticipateDefault="0" GamePowerMode="0" GameReportEnabled="1" GameReportRate="2" GameResIndex="2" GameUseAdvanced="0" GamingType="0" LowBatPercentLevel="5" MenuLocBottom="-1" MenuLocLeft="-1" MenuLocRight="-1" MenuLocTop="-1" MenuSize="0" OfficePowerMode="0" ShowButtonsPage="1" SmartMove="0" SpeedX="100" SpeedY="100" StromboliMice="0" TouchPadMice="0" TrackballMice="0" Trails="0" TrailsLength="0" UserBatteryMode="0" VScrollAcceleration="0" VScrollSpeed="0" VoIPClient="" smartshiftmode="0" DPIActive="1" DPIDecreaseButtonNo="0" DPIIncreaseButtonNo="0" DPIResIndex="0" DPIResolutionPresets="" MaxGameModeResolutionXY="0"/>
<Buttons>
--snip--
<Devices>
<Device Class="Receiver" Model="50331670">
<Param AppSpecific="1" LowBatPercentLevel="5" UserBatteryMode="0" VScrollAcceleration="0" VScrollSpeed="0" VoIPClient=""/>
<Buttons/>
</Device>
<Device DisplayName="MX 1000 Laser Mouse" Class="PointingDevice" Model="16777280" NumberOfButtons="10" ConnectionID="">
<Param ACCELERATION="2" AIRACCELERATION="4" AirSpeedX="50" AirSpeedY="50" AppSpecific="1" ButtonSwapped="0" DefaultGameModeResolutionPresets="" DefaultGameModeResolutionPresetsY="" DistinctAirCursor="1" EnableCentering="1" GameDeviceSuggestGameMode="0" GameDeviceSuggestOS="0" GameModeButtonAddGame="0" GameModeButtonResDown="0" GameModeButtonResUp="0" GameModeButtonResUpWrap="0" GameModeKeepAcceleration="1" GameModeKeepKeypress="1" GameModeKeepOther="0" GameModeKeepRightLeft="1" GameModeKeepSpeed="1" GameModeNotification="0" GameModeResolutionNbPreset="0" GameModeResolutionPresets="" GameModeResolutionPresetsY="" GameParticipate="0" GameParticipateDefault="0" GamePowerMode="0" GameReportEnabled="1" GameReportRate="2" GameResIndex="2" GameUseAdvanced="0" GamingType="0" LowBatPercentLevel="5" MenuLocBottom="-1" MenuLocLeft="-1" MenuLocRight="-1" MenuLocTop="-1" MenuSize="0" OfficePowerMode="0" ShowButtonsPage="1" SmartMove="0" SpeedX="100" SpeedY="100" StromboliMice="0" TouchPadMice="0" TrackballMice="0" Trails="0" TrailsLength="0" UserBatteryMode="0" VScrollAcceleration="0" VScrollSpeed="0" VoIPClient="" smartshiftmode="0" DPIActive="1" DPIDecreaseButtonNo="0" DPIIncreaseButtonNo="0" DPIResIndex="0" DPIResolutionPresets="" MaxGameModeResolutionXY="0"/>
<Buttons>
--snip--
all the speed settings are stored in the Param tag under Device
CODE
<Param ACCELERATION="2"
thats pointer acceleration set to medium (0=None, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High)
CODE
SmartMove="0"
some are easy (SmartMove='Snap to OK Button feature') 0 is disabled, 1 is enabled
the 2 variables you are looking for are SpeedX and SpeedY
the slider with the pointer speed at maximum make the values in the file read
CODE
SpeedX="168" SpeedY="168"
the rest of the values are as follows:
- 141 (one notch below maximum)
- 119
- 100
- 71
- 50(middle of slider)
- 35
- 25(default)
- 18
- 13(excruciatingly slow)
- 9(barely functional)
other numbers could probably be substituted but setpoint will just replace them with the closest number on the list or reset them to default. also i noticed if you make the 2 numbers different, it just picks the lower number and changes the higher value to match.
i upped the entire file Click to view attachment that includes settings for my MX1000 and MX revolution from Vista x86 incase the copy your setpoint generated is messed up if you dont have either of those mice, you might have to edit the DisplayName= or the Model= parts but i think you should be able to get it working.
if changing the settings doesnt work, i would setup vista on another computer, install setpoint, install your mouse, set the prefs, copy the user.xml to your 2008 x64 machine, restart setpoint and see if the tab is visible.
Ok, I'll give this one last try and see if I can get it to work.
I tried out something new - I unpacked the setpoint installer and the ran setup from the "1-setpoint" subdir.
The setup seemed to run better, and in device manager I even had a Logitech entry for the first time
However, the tab is still mia, even after a reboot
I've then tried setting up the user.xml properly and rebooted.
Turns out it was only a partial success - the mouse pointer speed works, but the button settings don't work
Still no tab as well. Well, at least the mouse is usable now.
The setup seemed to run better, and in device manager I even had a Logitech entry for the first time
However, the tab is still mia, even after a reboot
I've then tried setting up the user.xml properly and rebooted.
Turns out it was only a partial success - the mouse pointer speed works, but the button settings don't work
Still no tab as well. Well, at least the mouse is usable now.
yeah i think the buttons are translated by setpoint from their defaults into whatever they are set to each time they are pressed so it would make sense that those settings arent applied when the program starts if no devices are found. you could use a 3rd party utility like http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm to remap the buttons
QUOTE (geek @ May 23 2008, 12:10 AM)
yeah i think the buttons are translated by setpoint from their defaults into whatever they are set to each time they are pressed so it would make sense that those settings arent applied when the program starts if no devices are found. you could use a 3rd party utility like http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm to remap the buttons
That one is meant for the MS Intellimouse, so I don't know if it will run with my MX1000. Also, it only supports only five buttons - subtracting left and right buttons which you better don't redefine, and the wheel button which is pretty much unusable, that only leaves two.
Finally, it's for XP64 (where Setpoint works fine) and untested on Vista x64 final, much less SP1. Unsigned driver would also mean pressing F8 at every boot.
Thus, it's not of much use for me. Looks like I really have to wait until Logitech gets their act together.
what about mouse rate ?
i get with xp avarge rating as 600hz
and windows 2008 only 125hz
i get with xp avarge rating as 600hz
and windows 2008 only 125hz
THE SOLUTION IS HERE
I signed up to MSFN just to help you guys out. I have had this problem on everything newer than XP with all versions of SetPoint and my G5 Mouse [Server 2003, Vista, and Server 2008 all do this].
IT IS SIMPLE. YOU MUST MANUALLY UPDATE THE DRIVER IN DEVICE MANAGER TO "Logitech HID-compliant G5 Laser Mouse". But for some reason the newer versions of SetPoint do not even install the driver to your ProgFiles\Setpoint or %WINDIR%\INF directory, it obviously doesn't detect the USB device when installing and you have to manually unpack the original setup package and browse to the folder with the INF's with the 'Have Disk' method. And even then, because all the files were not installed by the Setup, the image/graphic/picture for your particular mouse will be missing on the 'Set buttons' page, although it still works fine.
The driver/mouse detection during setup issue I managed to solve under Server 2003 by running the Setup under the SetPoint subfolder in the original package [NOT the setup.exe in the root] under Windows XP compat. mode, and it would copy the images too so it worked 100%. However this does not help much with NT6 family [Vista/2K8].
It'd be good if Logitech solve this problem, but i've submitted about three bug reports the the past year or more and never heard back from them, and they never fixed it. I think it might be only with some certain USB controllers or something [which is stupid as my chipset is an old Intel 875P which were as common as anything]. Strange hey. Anyway I hope that helps! Peace
I signed up to MSFN just to help you guys out. I have had this problem on everything newer than XP with all versions of SetPoint and my G5 Mouse [Server 2003, Vista, and Server 2008 all do this].
IT IS SIMPLE. YOU MUST MANUALLY UPDATE THE DRIVER IN DEVICE MANAGER TO "Logitech HID-compliant G5 Laser Mouse". But for some reason the newer versions of SetPoint do not even install the driver to your ProgFiles\Setpoint or %WINDIR%\INF directory, it obviously doesn't detect the USB device when installing and you have to manually unpack the original setup package and browse to the folder with the INF's with the 'Have Disk' method. And even then, because all the files were not installed by the Setup, the image/graphic/picture for your particular mouse will be missing on the 'Set buttons' page, although it still works fine.
The driver/mouse detection during setup issue I managed to solve under Server 2003 by running the Setup under the SetPoint subfolder in the original package [NOT the setup.exe in the root] under Windows XP compat. mode, and it would copy the images too so it worked 100%. However this does not help much with NT6 family [Vista/2K8].
It'd be good if Logitech solve this problem, but i've submitted about three bug reports the the past year or more and never heard back from them, and they never fixed it. I think it might be only with some certain USB controllers or something [which is stupid as my chipset is an old Intel 875P which were as common as anything]. Strange hey. Anyway I hope that helps! Peace
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