- #Logitech setpoint not working windows 10 install#
- #Logitech setpoint not working windows 10 update#
- #Logitech setpoint not working windows 10 driver#
the checkboxes kept clearing by themselves every couple of seconds!) Switching off the T650 remedies this. I noticed this behaviour when trying to select a disk in Rufus, as the device list kept refreshing before I could select any of the options (i.e. This only happens when the T650 is connected.
#Logitech setpoint not working windows 10 update#
I’ve also begun to notice some unusual behaviour, likely after new update – perhaps the Creator’s Update? If you open Device Manager, you may notice the device tree view flashing every now and then as Windows seems to repeatedly fire a device scan. This file probably is maybe only generated, never actually read. You can compare the creation of the file C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Logitech\SetPoint\user.xml between setting the Windows 7 and Windows 8 compatibility modes, if you’re interested – delete the file between tries. However, the SetPoint UI does incorrectly show the videos/checkboxes for the Windows 7 gestures profile for the T650 touchpad on Windows 10. I don’t think this is true anymore as after a fresh Windows installation my script works just fine without any compatibility mode set. Previously I wrote that you needed to apply Windows 8 comparability mode to SetPoint.
#Logitech setpoint not working windows 10 driver#
Sigh, if only the precision touchpad driver standard was the default. Maybe now I’ll find some use for it after all, at least for some handy gestures. It’s definitely a nice touchpad, but I only have it because someone thought I’d be fun to buy a $20 giant touchpad. I unchecked _Switch applications_ as it doesn’t seem to work on Windows 10 (Alternatively create a logon task in Task Scheduler, although I find that it sometimes gets killed after sleep?)
#Logitech setpoint not working windows 10 install#
Any mouseware versions would not install, they kept having install errors until I deleted all presence of Logitech in the registry. If all works well, you want to get the script to autostart on login. Simply place a shortcut to the script file in your Startup folder. Ok so I had to go to regedit in Windows 7 and delete all keys with Logitech, especially ones with install locations. To run the script, download and install AutoHotKey.ĭouble-click the script to run it! Try out the four finger swipe gestures… it should switch between Virtual Desktops (unless there is only 1). For example, I keep my all my miscellaneous scripts/utilities in a folder called C:\Opt\. Download and save the script to your computer. (Bonus: My other personal ahk hotkeys if you’re interested: thinkpad.ahk.)
I have posted this feature suggestion to Logitech (a “Precision Touchpad” driver would be seriously amazing), but in the meantime, here’s my own solution, which piggy backs on SetPoint’s hotkey send events: This particular device has no method of hand editing the xml files to redefine the special touch gestures. Logitech’s SetPoint software is unfortunately closed-source and not very customisable. If you are one of the few people with the Logitech Wireless Rechargable Touchpad T650, and on Windows 10, you’ve probably been wanting some Windows 10 gestures like I have – particularly Virtual Desktop switching.
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