Modifié par AVPen, 16 février 2012 - 03:28 .
SOLVED: Logitech G700 gaming mouse not recognizing the ME3 Demo
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Posté 15 février 2012 - 04:28
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Just something that I've been trying to fix all night, but to no avail - my Logitech G700 mouse and SetPoint is not recognizing the ME3 demo under assigned applications or with profile switching, no matter how many times I point the program to the correct ME3 Demo .exe file. Anybody else having problems with Logitech gaming mice that use SetPoint or even gaming mice in general?
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Posté 15 février 2012 - 04:30
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The thumb buttons on my Razer Imperator were recognized no problem.
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Posté 15 février 2012 - 05:47
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Huh, well this is bizarre.... I managed to get it working:
After deleting the SetPoint Profile I had created for the Demo, I assigned the Demo's .exe file to the main "Game" Profile and reassigned all the gaming buttons to keystrokes of numbers 1-8 (I also assigned ME2 to that profile as well). After rebooting the PC, the mouse is now working 100% ok.
Whew, thank god - now I can rely completely on my mouse for powers instead of the number keys (since early tonight has shown me that I rather suck at quickly trying to hit 4 or 5 while dodging a couple of Centurions and a Engineer's turret).
EDIT: And now it sometimes works, while at other times it doesn't..... curious.
After deleting the SetPoint Profile I had created for the Demo, I assigned the Demo's .exe file to the main "Game" Profile and reassigned all the gaming buttons to keystrokes of numbers 1-8 (I also assigned ME2 to that profile as well). After rebooting the PC, the mouse is now working 100% ok.
Whew, thank god - now I can rely completely on my mouse for powers instead of the number keys (since early tonight has shown me that I rather suck at quickly trying to hit 4 or 5 while dodging a couple of Centurions and a Engineer's turret).
EDIT: And now it sometimes works, while at other times it doesn't..... curious.
Modifié par AVPen, 15 février 2012 - 04:04 .
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Posté 15 février 2012 - 06:05
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I have the same problem... but with keyboard and mouse, both are logitech.. I think is a problem of driver.. I don't know... I have tried to upgrade the "SetPoint" but... it still doesn't work... I have this problem: the graphics works good... But if I use for example the mouse for move the player, or just for select an answer from the dialogue, it has a little delay of an half of second and in this half second the game is slower... I think is a problem of connection with logitech keyboards and mouses... If you have the same problem.... How did you repair it? PS: for bioware.. I hope is a demo's bug, I don't want to buy a game after an year of waiting, and i have to change keyboards and mouse, too! Somebody can help me?
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Posté 16 février 2012 - 12:55
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Ok, I figured out the problem for my mouse:
The issue is occurring with Logitech SetPoint's "Application Switching" not recognizing the ME3 Demo's exe file with its application detection - you have to instead use your mouse's Onboard Memory (if your mouse supports it) and manually switch your mouse's Profile/s using a "profile switching" button (for me, it was the G11 button on my G700 mouse). Once I did that, I didn't have a single problem at all with my gaming mouse working with the ME3 Demo.
The issue is occurring with Logitech SetPoint's "Application Switching" not recognizing the ME3 Demo's exe file with its application detection - you have to instead use your mouse's Onboard Memory (if your mouse supports it) and manually switch your mouse's Profile/s using a "profile switching" button (for me, it was the G11 button on my G700 mouse). Once I did that, I didn't have a single problem at all with my gaming mouse working with the ME3 Demo.
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