If you purchased your product before the Windows 8 release, you can check the list below to see if it's been identified to work with Windows 8 and Windows 10. • • • • Gaming mice and keyboards (see answer ) • Other Logitech products (see answer ) What if my product isn't listed? If your product isn't listed and you purchased it: • BEFORE the Windows 8 release - The product isn't supported on Windows 8 or Windows 10.

Download the latest Windows drivers for M515 Driver. Blue screen also known as. For a long time because I couldn’t find proper drivers for my laptop. DRIVER BLUE NOTEBOOK PC M515 PLEASE. You can download any/all the Windows XP or Vista device drivers for your model laptop from the Toshiba WEB site from their. Blue M515 Laptop Drivers. How and where can i download a installer for my blue M515 laptop no webcam installer where can i get an installer.

• AFTER the Windows 8 release - Check the product's Support page >Downloads tab for current software support. TIP: For newer product support, check the product packaging and web pages. Mice that work with Windows 8 and Windows 10 NOTE: For gaming mice, see answer. The products listed here: • Have only basic functionality on Windows RT. Software and app support aren't available for Windows RT. • Will provide basic navigation in Windows 8 style UI. Features programmed in SetPoint software may not function in this mode.

• Unless noted otherwise, Windows 10 software is SetPoint 6.67.82 and later. Product Model Number (M/N) Windows 8 Windows 10 Anywhere Mouse MX M-R0001 Yes Yes B100 Optical USB Mouse M-U0003, M-U0026 Yes Yes B100 TAA for Business M-U0026 Yes Yes B105 Portable Mouse M-U0005 Yes ** Yes ** B110 Optical USB Mouse M-U0004 yes Yes B120 Optical combo Mouse M-B0001 Yes Yes B120 TAA for Business M-U0001 Yes Yes B175 Wireless Mouse M-R0024 Yes Yes B605 Wireless Mouse M-RBY125 Yes Yes Corded Mouse M125 M-U0023 No ** No ** Corded Mouse M500 M-U0007 Yes Yes Cordless Click! Optical Mouse M-RAA88 Yes Yes Cordless Click! Plus M-RAA89 Yes Yes Cordless Click!

For those of you who are using (and it seems plenty of you are), I wanted to provide an update about our software development for mice and keyboards. In early August, we will release an update to our for mice and keyboards that is officially certified for Windows 7.

It will support all versions of Windows 7 and will be available on our Web site. Signals And Systems Ebook By Oppenheim And Willsky Signals on this page. Until then, you have a couple of options: • You can use the built-in mouse and keyboard drivers in Windows 7 • You can use the most recent version of SetPoint (equivalent to beta-level support). If you go with option one, you’ll get support for the three main mouse buttons, plus back and forward buttons if your mouse has them. For keyboards, you’ll have support for the F1 – F12 keys plus the Volume and Playback controls.

Samsung J210 Flash File. If you want to change the button or key assignments on your mouse or keyboard, or want full support for a mouse or keyboard with extra buttons (i.e. More than five buttons on a mouse or the extra function keys on a keyboard), you’ll need to use our SetPoint software.

We have two versions of SetPoint that work with Windows 7, depending on which mouse or keyboard you have. For all mice and keyboards except the Logitech G9 and G9x Gaming Mice, use SetPoint 4.72.

For the Logitech G9 and G9x Gaming Mice, use SetPoint 5.1. Both versions are on our website and can be downloaded.

When downloading SetPoint, you’ll have to select “Windows Vista” as your operating system if you plan to install SetPoint on a Windows 7 system. This is because Windows 7 uses the same driver architecture for mice and keyboards as Windows Vista. Thus, the current versions of SetPoint for Windows Vista are essentially beta versions of our upcoming drivers for Windows 7. It’s impossible to test every computer and configuration out there, so it’s important for us to hear what isn’t working.

We’d also like to hear what you think of Windows 7, especially the features you find most useful. We’re always on the search for new tricks!

James (and anyone else wanting to use a Logitech camera in Win7): I just had to “upgrade” from XP x64 Edition to Windows 7 Release Candidate because I wanted an iPhone but the iTunes synchronization won’t work under XP x64, but WILL work under Win7 x64. ANYWAY, I already had the Logitech 9000 because it has the x64 drivers under XP. I was surprised when Windows7 simply loaded drivers it already had for my 9000.