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Logitech MX 310 Mouse
Many of us who support supporting several these MS sponsored peer to peer
newsgroups for many years may delete a thread if it does not appear that we can provide meaningful assistance and therefore we do not have all the previous posts in a thread in order to save disk space. Or we may subscribe to a new newsgroup and delete all of the history so that we start from scratch in that newsgroup and in this case also we would have no thread history. I suggest that you accept the advice we are trying to give you instead of blaming us for not being able to help you since we don't have all the previous posts. "ajelin" wrote in message ... John Galt;1121970 Wrote: ajelin wrote: Curious;1121880 Wrote: For many different reasons you should never assume that everybody reading a post has any previous posts on their system so you should always include them in your post. "ajelin" wrote in message ... OK, you're probably right. I belong to several Photoshop forums and almost all want to eliminate all but the last few posts in the thread. My assumption that since this is a forum anyone interested enough or responsive will have read all of the posts, as I do, when I want to see why the post was initiated in the first place. You actually EXPECT us to go to the Logitech site to see if you posted anything there???? *No, of course not*. I said that I found the answer on the Logitech website, all of my posts were posted here, from the initial post to all of the responses I got. I DID NOT post on the Logitech forum, I only found the answer, according to them, to solving the issue. As I also said, I am at work and won't be able to verify that the solution works until I get home. Sorry... this is an all-volunteer group. You are expected to do some of the work. I did do the work. I supplied a link to a possible solution to the problem since on all the forums I visited about the inability for a MX310 to act as other than a basic mouse, this was the first thing I found that had a good chance of working. -- ajelin |
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Logitech MX 310 Mouse
Curious;1545306 Wrote: Many of us who support supporting several these MS sponsored peer to peer newsgroups for many years may delete a thread if it does not appear that we can provide meaningful assistance[/color] MY GOD !! Just like 2 little schoolgirls bickering !! You speek of deleting a thread if you cant provide MEANINGFULL assistance, well I must say, other than ajelins' initial post, AND the fact that he returned to the thread to provide updated info, this thread is full of FAR FROM MEANINGFULL content (refering to Curiouss' ongoin MEANINGLESS ranting). I mean really! On that note, is there anyone that wishes to contribute any MEANINGFULL content to this thread in regard to a possible solution to getting a Logitech MX 310 to FULLY work under the vista OS, ( I myself am running Windows 7 and have the same issue). And am unable to have any other buttons work other than left/right click and scroll wheel. Wheras it has a left and right side button, mouse wheel button and another button under the mouse wheel that are no longer usable with windows 7. Which kinda sucks when you play first person shooter games that have a left and right LEAN feature that your used to mapping to those left and right mouse buttons. Anyway, any ideas people? dare I say....MEANINFULL ideas...LOL -- GnBanditoCI5 Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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Logitech MX 310 Mouse
GnBanditoCI5 wrote:
Curious;1545306 Wrote: Many of us who support supporting several these MS sponsored peer to peer newsgroups for many years may delete a thread if it does not appear that we can provide meaningful assistance MY GOD !! Just like 2 little schoolgirls bickering !! You speek of deleting a thread if you cant provide MEANINGFULL assistance, well I must say, other than ajelins' initial post, AND the fact that he returned to the thread to provide updated info, this thread is full of FAR FROM MEANINGFULL content (refering to Curiouss' ongoin MEANINGLESS ranting). I mean really! On that note, is there anyone that wishes to contribute any MEANINGFULL content to this thread in regard to a possible solution to getting a Logitech MX 310 to FULLY work under the vista OS, ( I myself am running Windows 7 and have the same issue). And am unable to have any other buttons work other than left/right click and scroll wheel. Wheras it has a left and right side button, mouse wheel button and another button under the mouse wheel that are no longer usable with windows 7. Which kinda sucks when you play first person shooter games that have a left and right LEAN feature that your used to mapping to those left and right mouse buttons. Anyway, any ideas people? dare I say....MEANINFULL ideas...LOL [/color] If you had half a brain to work with, you'd have deduced by now that your mouse is not compatible with either Vista or Windows 7 as control software hasn't been written for either of those to OSs by Logitech. |
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Logitech MX 310 Mouse
Are there Vista compatible drivers for your device? If not it will function
only as a basic mouse. Check the Logitech web site for the drivers and/or software you need. "GnBanditoCI5" wrote in message ... Curious;1545306 Wrote: Many of us who support supporting several these MS sponsored peer to peer newsgroups for many years may delete a thread if it does not appear that we can provide meaningful assistance MY GOD !! Just like 2 little schoolgirls bickering !! You speek of deleting a thread if you cant provide MEANINGFULL assistance, well I must say, other than ajelins' initial post, AND the fact that he returned to the thread to provide updated info, this thread is full of FAR FROM MEANINGFULL content (refering to Curiouss' ongoin MEANINGLESS ranting). I mean really! On that note, is there anyone that wishes to contribute any MEANINGFULL content to this thread in regard to a possible solution to getting a Logitech MX 310 to FULLY work under the vista OS, ( I myself am running Windows 7 and have the same issue). And am unable to have any other buttons work other than left/right click and scroll wheel. Wheras it has a left and right side button, mouse wheel button and another button under the mouse wheel that are no longer usable with windows 7. Which kinda sucks when you play first person shooter games that have a left and right LEAN feature that your used to mapping to those left and right mouse buttons. Anyway, any ideas people? dare I say....MEANINFULL ideas...LOL -- GnBanditoCI5 Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com [/color] |
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Logitech MX 310 Mouse
John Galt;1559604 Wrote: wrote: If you had half a brain to work with, you'd have deduced by now that your mouse is not compatible with either Vista or Windows 7 as control software hasn't been written for either of those to OSs by Logitech. Hey Einstein... If YOU spent HALF as much time actually READING my post as you do flapping your cockhole and just generally being a douchbag trying to insult people...you would NOTICE that there IS control software that has been written that makes the MX 310 Vista and Windows 7 compatible. And oh yea....written BY Logitech. sigh Always a tard in every crowd....and tonight is John Galts' lucky night !! -- GnBanditoCI5 Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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Logitech MX 310 Mouse
GnBanditoCI5 wrote:
John Galt;1559604 Wrote: wrote: If you had half a brain to work with, you'd have deduced by now that your mouse is not compatible with either Vista or Windows 7 as control software hasn't been written for either of those to OSs by Logitech. Hey Einstein... If YOU spent HALF as much time actually READING my post as you do flapping your cockhole and just generally being a douchbag trying to insult people...you would NOTICE that there IS control software that has been written that makes the MX 310 Vista and Windows 7 compatible. And oh yea....written BY Logitech. Not according to the Logitech website, bozo: "This product originally shipped with either iTouch or MouseWare, which are not compatible with Vista. We strongly recommend to uninstall iTouch and/or MouseWare prior to migrating to Windows Vista. After iTouch and MouseWare are uninstalled, the basic functionality of your devices will be provided by the Windows native driver." "basic functionality" means that all the bells and whistles won't work. |
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Logitech MX 310 Mouse
John Galt;1560419 Wrote: wrote: "basic functionality" means that all the bells and whistles won't work. UNLESS you install and make use of SETPOINT software...AGAIN...verified that it allows you to make use of your extra BELLS AND WHISTLES ! Nuff said? If not, I got some bells you can kiss and a whistle to blow fer ya ! Movin on to more important **** ! -- GnBanditoCI5 Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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