Ready for Windows 10? So is Logitech

Brink · Jul 16, 2015

Microsoft has revealed that Windows 10 will be available to the public on July 29. We are excited about this announcement and what it means for our customers because the focus of the new operating system is on helping us all be more productive. In fact, according to geek.com, “the mouse and keyboard are king again” with Windows 10.

Because it’s a free upgrade for current Windows users, we expect that many Logitech customers will move over to Windows 10 once it becomes available. So, what does this mean for the Logitech products that you already own and how they will work with Windows 10? Here are a few things you should know:

All Logitech PC peripherals that are currently for sale today (mice, keyboards, combos, webcams and headsets) including Logitech G products, have been tested and work with Windows 10. Note that some functions, such as Windows 8 edge gestures are not enabled in Windows 10, so the products that were taking advantage of this feature will not have any functions associated with it in Windows 10.

Our ConferenceCam product family and desktop collaboration products will also work with Windows 10.

The programmable buttons and shortcuts that you may have created for your mouse should behave in the same way when you’re using Windows 10. Buttons and shortcuts can be assigned to whatever task users prefer.

Make sure that your Logitech keyboard and mouse have the latest software updates. The software is intended to enable the best experience with your PC or Mac computer. By default, Logitech provides automatic software updates to customers when they are online. With Logitech Options, for example, every time a user reboots their computer or if a new device is plugged into the computer, the software will automatically look to see if a new version is available. If so, a notification to install it will pop up and the user simply needs to press the OK button on the screen to get the latest version of the software. For those users who have unchecked the option to receive automatic updates, they can go to the support and downloads section of the Logitech website to download the updates directly.
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jds63 · Jul 16, 2015

Would be nice if Logitech updated drivers, since they still only list up to Windows 8 on most devices they put out, as there has not been update since June 2014 for my Logitech product software drivers. Although they work with or without drivers in Windows 8.1 sure it will in Windows 10. Logitech's software drivers have although been problems for some.

:)

Lee Carver · Jul 16, 2015

Logitech - Other hardware - Logitech USB Input Device - Error 0x80070002

There are two troubleshooting guides we can follow that can resolve the issue. These are
System Update Readiness tool and Fix Windows Update errors.

The
System Update Readiness tool is just like the DISM, it is being used to fix some Windows corruption errors. Please note that this step is intended for Support agents and IT professionals.

Fix Windows Update is a guided walk-through that provide steps to fix problems with Windows Update, especially if you come across with
error codes while installing updates.

Let us know if additional assistance is needed. We'll be here for you.
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Hi Emmanuel,

Is the System Update Readiness Tool usable with Windows 10? Windows 10 is not listed as an applicable OS.

cpitchford · Jul 16, 2015

So MeeGo IS here and ready for N900??

First problem, there is no "user experience" UX.. this means it looks like an x terminal, and that's it! no menus or buttons..

Second problem, the UX for MeeGo on N900 is due some time next month I believe..

Third problem, the official mobile user experience is due August or later.. and may not be compatible with the N900 hardware

Lastly, because it isn't an official build, we won't see any apps that make the N900 a Nokia device.. maps, ovi store, flash (9.4.. no flash 10 for N900 ever) Nokia messaging, Skype, Google talk...

It is extremely interesting, but it won't be end user suitable (or if it is, they'll be sorely disappointed)

Personally, I'm already 'dual booting" to a certain extent.. but I am a hacky developer, so no surprises there

jimbo45 · Jul 16, 2015

Hi there

still using Logitech Squeezebox devices and squeezebox server -- works fine on build 10240.
Their Solar powered keyboard works too.

Cheers
jimbo

IownAmoneyPit · Jul 16, 2015

The Setpoint Add On for Internet Explorer in Windows 10 is not yet compatible.

jds63 · Jul 16, 2015

The Setpoint Add On for Internet Explorer in Windows 10 is not yet compatible.

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Software i was talking about, as i have 2 products from Logitech that use them, right now in Windows 8.1 i am not using software, you can do so to unless using customizations or other features in setpoint or using unifying software a lot. As said in my post no indication of windows 10, not even 8.1 update, but will work fine with Windows in general with there drivers.

BunnyJ · Jul 16, 2015

Logitech speakers rock.. they do*Wink

IownAmoneyPit · Jul 16, 2015

Software i was talking about, as i have 2 products from Logitech that use them, right now in Windows 8.1 i am not using software, you can do so to unless using customizations or other features in setpoint or using unifying software a lot. As said in my post no indication of windows 10, not even 8.1 update, but will work fine with Windows in general with there drivers.
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I agree that the software itself works, all the functions of the Logitech Setpoint software (Version 6.65.62) work on my Windows 10 machine flawlessly it is just the Setpoint Add On for IE 11 that enables "Smooth Scrolling" that is not yet compatible with the Win 10 version of IE 11 which is no big deal anyway as IE pages scroll Up & Down just fine without the Add On.

Lebon14 · Jul 16, 2015

Umm... I checked for the K350 keyboard and M510 mouse and the drivers still show only for Windows 8. Weird.

nigelreloaded · Jul 16, 2015

My G400s does not switch to default profile until the LGS starts up any solution with this. back in 8.1 as soon as the pc boots up its automatically set on the default DPI even in login screen not in windows 10 i need to login and wait for the LGS to start up.

jds63 · Jul 16, 2015

Logitech speakers rock.. they do*Wink
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Yes they do, have the Logitech Z906 5.1 shakes the room, nice and clear sound, due to being with the Creative Sound Blaster ZxR

jds63 · Jul 16, 2015

Umm... I checked for the K350 keyboard and M510 mouse and the drivers still show only for Windows 8. Weird.
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Yep, said so before !

dencal · Jul 16, 2015

Setpoint no longer works in IE W8.1
Solved mouse problem by going to Logitech, downloaded Setpoint, this brought up a screen enabling smooth scrolling.
Downloaded Logitech Unifier and Bluetooth Connect and all seems to be working ok, installed in W10 as follows
Keyboard Mouse Bluetooth combo MX5500.
Touchpad T650.
Webcam Camera C615.
Bluetooth Speakers Z600.

Sandman · Jul 16, 2015

So far, my G710+ keyboard works well in Win10.

Ready for Windows 10? So is Logitech

Ready for Windows 10? So is Logitech

Ready for Windows 10? So is Logitech

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