Logitech g13 gamepad and G5 gaming mouse not working

[balltillifall]

hi i just bought a new comp and ive installed the keyprofilers for both and they r not working with warhammer online, any suggestions? im running windows 7 64 bit, they worked fine on my old comp which is vista 64, thanks for the help peeps

 

[AstaLaVista]

Did you update the firmware for Win 7 64? if so, did you remember to install with Higher Admin rights? Are you dual booting by any chance?

 

[balltillifall]

im not sure what firmware is, im not dual logging though

 

[balltillifall]

i downloaded this link for my G5

G5 laser gaming mouse keyprofiler for windows7 64 ... - Logitech Forums

dude in thread gave me it, and the keyprofiler automatically dled for the g13 when i plugged it in

 

[balltillifall]

well i got the g13 working now i just need help with the g5 mouse, thanks all

 

[balltillifall]

btw i meant to say the keyprofiler doesnt work, the mouse actually works but i cant program the buttons

 

[stormy13]

Open Setpoint and do the following,



and set things up the way you want. Not sure what a setting is click on the Help button, it has a fairly extensive help file.

 

[AstaLaVista]

Like stormy said, play with the options, create a profile and stick with it... that's how I had my G7 and now my G9.

It gets a bit complex and annoying to make different profiles for different games. For the most part, the console ported games don't have options for all the buttons on the mouse so, you'll be hard press binding those buttons, might as well use letter to bind each button.

Example

Mouse button #4 = P
Mouse Button #5 = L
Mouse Button #6 = M
Mouse Button #7 = N

or something similar then on each game you bind those letter to what you want and then you know what each mouse button will do.

 

[not so gray matter]

I'm not sure if you're using multiple versions of Set Point, but here's a tip if you are. When installing multiple versions of Setpoint for a mouse and keyboard, you need to installed the oldest version first and then install the newer one. You would think that all versions of Setpoint would support all devices that use the software, but in order to save space Logitech hasn't done this, or atleast didn't used to. Therefore, you'll want to check to see what the version numbers of each Setpoint installation is beforehand and make sure to install the older one first.

Once you have Setpoint installed, you can program your mouse and keyboard. For more information on how to used Setpoint, check out the support pages on the logitech website.

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