Windows 10: Windows Not Recognizing Left Wheel Tilt Button Press

Hello,

I am a gamer and I use a Logitech g700 mouse. I have custom key bindings for my mouse buttons. I bind left wheel tilt to keyboard number 1. This way, when I left tilt it acts as though I have presses the number 1 button on the keyboard. Not the number 1 on the numpad.

Today I noticed that it would not recognize left tilt. It worked fine for right tilt (bound to keyboard button 2), and every other mouse binding. I reloaded the drivers, changed USB ports, and restarted the PC. I decided the mouse button must have died. So I set off and bought a Razer Naga Trinity to replace it.

After mapping the buttons on the new mouse, it still will not recognize left tilt button. I tried to remap it to many different keyboard buttons and even a macro. Still no luck. It is as if the computer forgot how to handle the signal from that button all together.

I am now stuck and have no idea what to do. Please help

Thanks,
Joshua

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