Mice and Pointing Devices

[greattypo]

Agh I have the exact same problem!  Fresh install of the LCC on my brand new MacBook air.  Here is a screenshot - 

http://screencast.com/t/8wMP4Ne86J

Anyone find a workaround?

[bphillips]

Hi All,

Please try uninstalling LCC and install a previous version of our software, by following the method below. 

- Uninstall LCC

- Download and Save the file LCC 3.3

- Right-click the saved file and choose "Extract Package Contents"

- Run the installation

I hope this helps!

Best Regards,

[greattypo]

Thanks bphillips, but it appears 3.3 does not support OS X Lion..?

http://screencast.com/t/EYeziZv4W

[bphillips]

I'm sorry, I wasn't very clear with my previous response. Please follow the steps below

- Save LCC 3.3

- Extract the Zip file

- Right click the LCC installer file

- Select Show Package Contents

- Create a new folder on your Desktop

- Move the folder "Content" within the LCC installer file to the newly created folder

- Open the Desktop folder and look for "Logitech Control Center" and Run the file from there.

Let me know how it goes!

[greattypo]

That did it - thanks!

Will Logitech be issuing a 3.4.1 release to fix the issue for everyone?

[bphillips]

Great, glad I could help! 

Unfortunately, I am unaware of what will be available within the next update or if/when an update will occur. I'm normally only notified of a new update around the same time it's released to the general public.

[Zulithe]

greattypo, I just wanted to reply and say that is exactly how my screen looks when using LCC 3.4.0. I really hope it is fixed in the new release. I am using 3.3.0 until a fix is available.

[JonPaul2000]

@bphillips. Thank you very much. Your solution works well on my Mac Mini 2011 running Lion.

All I needed to do is replace the old Mac applications with keystrokes or 'other' applications in order to take advantage of the new functionality that Lion provides.

Again, thanks.

[kimr]

I'm experiencing connection drop-outs using my Cordless Trackman Wheel with LCC v3.4.0 and Mac OS X 10.6.8.

I've followed bphillips instructions to downgrade to LCC v3.3.0, but received the following error message displayed with a "Quit" button:

"The installer has detected a newer verion of the Logitech Control Center already installed on this system. The installation cannot continue."

Is there any way to uninstall LCC v3.4.0 so that I can get LCC v3.3.0 back up and running?

Thanks!

[kimr]

To answer my own question...

There's a "LCC Uninstaller.app" located in the Application>Utilities folder.

Unistall the LCC application, then install v 3.3.0.

"bphillips" gives a location for the LCC v 3.3.0 installer as: ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/mouse/mac/lcc330.zip%EF%BB%BF

Cheers!