LGSHidFilt.SvcDesc = 'Logicool Gaming KMDF HID Filter Driver' PID_ = 'Logicool Optical Gaming Mouse G400s' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant Gaming Mouse G90/G100/G100s' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant G3/MX518 Optical Mouse' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant G500 Gaming Mouse' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant G9x Laser Mouse Call of Duty: MW3' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant G9x Laser Mouse' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant G9 Laser Mouse' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant G700 Cordless Gaming Mouse' PID_ = 'Logicool HID-compliant G700 Gaming Mouse' PID_ = 'Logicool Optical Gaming Mouse G300/G300s' PID_ = 'Logicool Optical Gaming Mouse G400' Hope this saves someone the trouble I went through. Reinstall any of your other USB software (in my case Razer Synpase for the keyboard). I restarted it without anything plugged in. You now have no way to input anything and all software is uninstalled, so reset your PC with your awesome power button that shuts down your PC. You can see which thing is why by right-clicking and seeing the information in Properties. Remove all grey devices in Keyboard and Mouse. Then go to 'Device Manager' (right click start button), in 'View' select 'Show Hidden items'. Do this by removing their software first and foremost. You will remove the mouse last because otherwise you can't do anything. Uninstall all USB devices such as keyboard and mouse.

Keep it on the desktop or somewhere easy to access. (Sidenote: This also fixes Razer Synapse from not 'finding' my Razer Mamba which is how I happened upon this.)ĭownload latest version of LGS. Thirdly, run 'Logitech Gaming Software' as Administrator. If that is not the case, then kindly scroll down to **. Secondly, in 'Devices and Printers' it should show up as 'Gaming Mouse 502' and it may have a keyboard icon. It will always be a HID-complaint mouse there. To those on the internet who come upon this thread, here is how I fixed it.įirstly, no driver exists for the 502 in Device Manager.

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