Problems with logitech mouse win2k
After installing mouseware 9. 0 on win 2000 and rebooting I get the following error message. One of the library files needed to run mouseware cannot be found. Please reinstall mouseware. The mouseicon in the system tray doesn't exist and when I try to acces the mouse settings through the control panel I get the fol ...
After installing mouseware 9.0 on win 2000 and rebooting I get the following error message. "One of the library files needed to run mouseware cannot be found. Please reinstall mouseware." The mouseicon in the system tray doesn't exist and when I try to acces the mouse settings through the control panel I get the following error message. "An error occured while Windows was working with the Control Panel file D:\Winnt\System32\main.cpl." and I can't get any futher. I have tried to uninstall and reinstall mouseware several times but always with the same result. Please help! I want my mouseware working.
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i've installed it under win2k sp1 and later sp2 with no problems for my cordless mouseman....
one thing you could try is a newer build of Mouseware -- build 48 or something like that....
you can get it at www.fileflash.com ....just do a search on that site
hope that helps
one thing you could try is a newer build of Mouseware -- build 48 or something like that....
you can get it at www.fileflash.com ....just do a search on that site
hope that helps
KalleAnka...........
Just went through about 60 days of trying to figure out my own Logitech problem. Real bummer, since I like their mice.
Whenever we left one of our two PCs running unattended with any screen saver or power option running, when we brought the screen back from sleep mode, the system would do an immediate reboot and chkdsk.
Disabling Win2000-Pro's Auto-reboot allowed us to identify Logitech's lmouflt2.sys file, in both version 9.0 and 9.24, as the culprit.
Logitech's best suggestion was to uninstall MouseWare, run my 3-button PS2 WheelMan in 2-button mode and wait for version 9.29. Reluctantly Done!
Weird part is that my second machine, which was upgraded to 2000-Pro at the same time and same manner as the problem PC, has run 2 different USB cordless Logitech mice......no problems. Go figure.
SnapperOne
Just went through about 60 days of trying to figure out my own Logitech problem. Real bummer, since I like their mice.
Whenever we left one of our two PCs running unattended with any screen saver or power option running, when we brought the screen back from sleep mode, the system would do an immediate reboot and chkdsk.
Disabling Win2000-Pro's Auto-reboot allowed us to identify Logitech's lmouflt2.sys file, in both version 9.0 and 9.24, as the culprit.
Logitech's best suggestion was to uninstall MouseWare, run my 3-button PS2 WheelMan in 2-button mode and wait for version 9.29. Reluctantly Done!
Weird part is that my second machine, which was upgraded to 2000-Pro at the same time and same manner as the problem PC, has run 2 different USB cordless Logitech mice......no problems. Go figure.
SnapperOne
No Keyboard or Mouse After Installing Logitech 9.0 Mouseware Drivers on Windows 2000:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/...amp;SPR=WIN2000
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/...amp;SPR=WIN2000
Wolf87........
Thanks for the link; but, been there, seen those MS notes, etc.... Did an uninstall of MouseWare to prevent the problem, but Logitech can't tell me why a virtually identical machine located at this site has no problem running MouseWare. That PC works like a champ! Also, while I did a "Remove Program" on MouseWare, I'm very skittish about playing around inside the Registry, so the two problem files are still in the Registry.
My position with the software vendors has always been, "If your Install Program inserts files into the Registry, then Add/Remove Programs should remove all remnants of your program from my PC, including the Registry".
Nice position to take, but it doesn't get me anywhere!
SnapperOne
Thanks for the link; but, been there, seen those MS notes, etc.... Did an uninstall of MouseWare to prevent the problem, but Logitech can't tell me why a virtually identical machine located at this site has no problem running MouseWare. That PC works like a champ! Also, while I did a "Remove Program" on MouseWare, I'm very skittish about playing around inside the Registry, so the two problem files are still in the Registry.
My position with the software vendors has always been, "If your Install Program inserts files into the Registry, then Add/Remove Programs should remove all remnants of your program from my PC, including the Registry".
Nice position to take, but it doesn't get me anywhere!
SnapperOne
