20 Most Recent Logitech G5 Questions & Answers

Hi Please update your mouse firmware http://logitech-en-ap.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/9980/section/troubleshoot/crid/411/lt_product_id/359/tabs/1,3,2,4/cl/in,en

Just stick a sticker top side of the panel opposite to switch repeat the same step up to 10 times

Try the "On-Screen" keyboard - if it works then your keyboard is bad.

try check the cable of your mouse down to your PS/2 port located at the backof your system unit. The end part of the is color green OR if it is connected to USB, check it from the USB port.
Then try to reconnect the cable..ok?

make sure you have new batteries installed.

download the software for the mouse if you have the software for it.

If your still having problems with it, the mouse is bad and you'll have to replace it.

My problem was:
When i was playing modern warfare 2 i couldn't change my mousewheel in a action button. Everytime i tried it said i pushed the CTRL-button?!?! Very strange and anoying!!!

How I solved my problem:
I googled vista and g5 as searchtopic. I don't remember on which forumsite i found the anwser. but it told me to go back to setpiont (settings for the g5 mouse) and change the direction of the wheel.
When i installed the mouse i directed the wheel to zoom. Now I set it on general button.

Now when i go to MW2 i can direct the wheel-button.

Hopefully i can help others with this.

sincerly Albert

to tech jenkins...... f*ck you. A mouse should last for years and years. There is no reason why it shouldn't.

To everybody else reading this... now you know why our world is going to ****!! It's because corporations design products to fail on you and people stupid enough like jenkins to keep buying their products. If your mouse has failed you prematurely then i wouldn't buy from that same company again because your just going to be disappointed again!

Mainboard problem (contacts) why not get an USB Mouse for that PC...

Choosing "Setpoint Implementation" instead of "OS Implementation" in Setpoint (the last tab) did it for me.

Hey.
If you go into the logitech mouse setup program "Setpoint" there should be a section that tells the mouse what each button will do. It's probably got "Nothing" or something similar selected. See if you can find one that says "Right Click" or something along those lines, and select that, and press OK/Apply to save settings, and see if it changes anything.

I had the same mouse, and the exact same problem happened to me, in the middle of Half Life 2, only 5 months after buying it.

Unfortunately I had lost my receipt. If you still have the reciept or proof of purchase, Logitech does have a 1 year manufacturer's warranty. You may want to send it to Logitech and get a replacement.

You can try to open the mouse up and see if you can find the component that doesn't allow the right click to work anymore, but it may be difficult to open, and if you are within the 1 year warranty, opening it up will void that warranty. I remember taking a look at it and from my memory there is no screws holding the mouse together and would be a hassle trying to crack it open and try to fix the button. I ended up just going to the store and purchasing a new mouse.

Try uninstalling the mouse in the device manager and restarting the computer.

And / Or you can visit logitech's support page to see if there is an updated driver.

Let us know what happens.

try a razer mouse

• Check the orientation of the batteries inside the keyboard and mouse, or replace the batteries. • Is the USB receiver securely plugged into a computer USB port? Try moving the USB receiver to a USB port closer to the keyboard and mouse. • If the USB receiver is plugged into a USB hub, try plugging it directly into your computer. • Remove any metal object between the receiver and the keyboard/mouse that may interfere with reception. Try using the mouse on a different surface. • Restart the computer. • If these suggestions don't work, download the Reconnection Utility from http://www.logitech.com/connect_utility.

Of course not. It is a simple I/O (input output) device. It stores no data. ..

Unfortunately, EN 60950 is not a Logitech model number. It indicates that the mouse (or other electronic product) was tested and met the European IEC 60950 standard. Here's a copy of a Logitech EN60950 certificate: https://www.logitech.com/images/pdf/compliance/AGY-700-018651.001_AGY%20CERT%20CB%20HS%20A00086%20BAER%20CI%20(GGEC)_EUROPE.pdf . Logitech sells several different wireless mice types. Some connect to Bluetooth only. Some connect with a specific USB wireless transmitter/receiver. The dongle is small enough to fit inside the mouse's battery compartment or stay in a USB port when the laptop is moved. (Older Logitech devices used the Unifying USB wi-fi adapter; new ones use the Bolt adapter.) A few models can be used with both Bluetooth and one of the wireless adapters. These can connect to two or more devices and then a single button switches between devices. Please try to find the actual model of the mouse to get the correct information for connecting the mouse. Logitech support may be able to sell you the USB dongle if they have the correct one in stock. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

When charged, the green light does not flash. However, since you mentioned that the old battery is also not flashing any light, it could indicate that there might be some issues with the charging base or the keyboard itself. Here is a link to some troubleshooting steps to take. But if they do not work, your next step is to contact Logitech support. Troubleshoot keyboard connection issues - Logitech Support + Download

The PCBs will be the same, the language and therefore what the keys type comes from the computer software that is chosen. The hardware keyboard is the same, just different printing on the keys.