#Logitech setpoint not recognizing mouse 64 Bit#
#Logitech setpoint not recognizing mouse drivers#

#Logitech setpoint not recognizing mouse drivers#

I think this means that the non-wireless Logitech drivers are being blocked or are corrupted (even though I have reinstalled them many times.)Ĭan you or anyone confirm to me that this behavior conclusively demonstrates that the Asus motherboard is not responsible, especially since all mice and keyboards work in UEFI bios mode?Īs a related question, if it is not the motherboard, this means the problem is Windows 8.1. Indeed, the USB mice that do not work have their lights turn on and off when plugged in and pulled out of the slots. Mysterious to me, in regular mode and Safe mode, all USB thumb drives work in all usb slots. Other USB mice and keyboards wired and wireless do not work, including Logitech wired USB keyboard and brand new Best Buy usb wireless blackweb keyboard.Logitech K520 keyboard/ M705 mouse work on associated usb wireless transmitter and Logitech M510 mouse works on any USB slot on my computer.In Safe mode, all the behaviors are the same. Thank you very much for replying as I am getting more desperate.

#Logitech setpoint not recognizing mouse 64 Bit#

Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro, 64 bit Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU 3.50GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 60 Stepping 3 Processor Count: 8 RAM: 32706 Mb Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 7800 Series, -2048 Mb Hard Drives: C: Total - 953868 MB, Free - 505015 MB Motherboard: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC., Z87-DELUXE This first post I have ever made, so apologies is not done well/correctly. I thought I had posted this on this site, but could not find it, so am posting again. In a few weeks, will upgrade to Windows 10. Found suggestion to change Asus UEFI bios settings of USB, but changes have had no effect. Have ordered PS/2 card to try but this not here for 2 weeks. Nothing worked.Ĭonsidered disabling all Logitech entries, but have worried I could not get back into to Windows to reenable the Logitech. Changed USB slots, etc.Tried Gigibyte Aivia usb keyboard and a Best Buy wireless Keyboard, and many other brands of keyboards/mice. Have tried disconnecting ALL usb connections, rebooting, and subsequently plugging in USB mice/keyboards. Have checked all HID and USB entries in Device manager, tried driver updates and disables on all except Logitech. In Windows, no USB mouse moves the arrow, although the mouse 'light' shows they are getting electrical power. Fortunately, Logitech wireless keyboard/mouse works in both.