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LOGITECH MOUSE DRIVER MAC MAC

I had my M110-mouse plugged into my docking station (Hyper Gen2 dock). Just a simple restart.īut then the bug returned just now. But a simple restart solved it (no resetting PRAM and/or NVRAM. I then switched computer, where I used Mac's Migration Assistent to move all my files and setup to the new machine.Īfter a while, the bug returned once. įor months, I didn't experience the bug at all. The bug went away for a good amount of time, after having followed the steps from my posted.

I just discovered that it happens with the the Mx Anywhere 2s Logitech mouse as well. I'm looking for a way where I can 'clear the driver cache' for the mouse? Are there any such thing? And the USB-cable is connected to an adapter, and I've tried reconnecting that as well.

I've tried reconnecting the USB-cable.

It's only my external mouse (the scroll-up feature) that doesn't work.

The built-in touch mouse works as it should.

But I don't want to switch mouse-model, since this is the best mouse across all other areas.

I have tried several different mice-models, and this is the only model it has happened with.

My gut feeling tells me that it has something to do with, if I have been scrolling, when it crashes.

It's not every time it crashes, but I'd say 80% of the times.

It has happened about 20+ times so far, and it's always scroll-up that won't work.

But then I did it again, which then solved it. However once, I got it working by simply reboot.Īnd another time I tried that the clearing of the PRAM didn't solve it. So I'm pretty certain, that it's a software-issue. I can get it to work again, by rebooting my machine and clearing the PRAM (holding down CMD + Option + P + R upon startup). Scrolling down keeps working - it's just scrolling up.

When I start it again, then I'm unable to scroll up, on my external Logitech Mouse.

LOGITECH MOUSE DRIVER MAC MAC

My Mac crashes somewhere between once per day and once per week, when I have too many applications open.