Probleme detection souris G500S
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J'ai réussi à résoudre mon problème en suivant cette manip, en espérant que ça puisse vous aider...
Re: G500S not recognized by Logitech Gaming Software
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?09-23-2013 02:20 PM - edited ?09-24-2013 06:01 PM
I've posted a possible solution in other threads here on this forum. Namely:
Install, and then run, LGS as an Administrator.
In order to do this, perform the following:
Installation:
Locate the LGS_8.50.281_x64_Logitech.exe file you downloaded
Right Click > Run as administrator
Complete the installation via the wizard
After Installation (make sure you exit the currently running version of LGS from the System Tray first using Right Click > Exit!):
Navigate to C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\
Right Click on LCore.exe > Properties
Change to the Compatability Tab
Check the option under Privilege Level to Run this program as an administrator
Click Apply
Click OK
Double click LCore.exe to start LGS
Hopefully now that LGS is running as an administrator it will see your mouse. :smileyvery-happy:
If you're having trouble with the mouse drivers not installing correctly, you can try manually updating them via Device Manager and pointing them at C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\Drivers\
From within Device Manager:
Either under Mice and other pointing devices OR Other Devices, locate your USB receiver for the mouse. Should be listed as HID-compliant mouse OR Unknown Device
Right-click > Update Driver Software...
Browse my computer
Browse to C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\Drivers\ and make sure Include subfolders is checked
Next
Hopefully installs correct driver now.
If this fails then:
Either under Mice and other pointing devices OR Other Devices, locate your USB receiver for the mouse. Should be listed as HID-compliant mouse OR Unknown Device
Right-click > Update Driver Software...
Browse my computer
Let me pick
Have Disk
C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\Drivers\LGSHidFilter
Make sure Show compatible hardware is checked. Should display just Logitech G700s/G500s/etc. for your particular mouse (or perhaps Logitech Cordless Gaming Reciever.)
Select > Next.
Hopefully now the correct driver is installed for you.
Re: G500S not recognized by Logitech Gaming Software
[ Edited ]
Options
?09-23-2013 02:20 PM - edited ?09-24-2013 06:01 PM
I've posted a possible solution in other threads here on this forum. Namely:
Install, and then run, LGS as an Administrator.
In order to do this, perform the following:
Installation:
Locate the LGS_8.50.281_x64_Logitech.exe file you downloaded
Right Click > Run as administrator
Complete the installation via the wizard
After Installation (make sure you exit the currently running version of LGS from the System Tray first using Right Click > Exit!):
Navigate to C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\
Right Click on LCore.exe > Properties
Change to the Compatability Tab
Check the option under Privilege Level to Run this program as an administrator
Click Apply
Click OK
Double click LCore.exe to start LGS
Hopefully now that LGS is running as an administrator it will see your mouse. :smileyvery-happy:
If you're having trouble with the mouse drivers not installing correctly, you can try manually updating them via Device Manager and pointing them at C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\Drivers\
From within Device Manager:
Either under Mice and other pointing devices OR Other Devices, locate your USB receiver for the mouse. Should be listed as HID-compliant mouse OR Unknown Device
Right-click > Update Driver Software...
Browse my computer
Browse to C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\Drivers\ and make sure Include subfolders is checked
Next
Hopefully installs correct driver now.
If this fails then:
Either under Mice and other pointing devices OR Other Devices, locate your USB receiver for the mouse. Should be listed as HID-compliant mouse OR Unknown Device
Right-click > Update Driver Software...
Browse my computer
Let me pick
Have Disk
C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\Drivers\LGSHidFilter
Make sure Show compatible hardware is checked. Should display just Logitech G700s/G500s/etc. for your particular mouse (or perhaps Logitech Cordless Gaming Reciever.)
Select > Next.
Hopefully now the correct driver is installed for you.