setpoint4.70+vista+mx518

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12. January 2009 - 14:31
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hey hey hello

erhm ive got a problem with my mouse on vista 64bit...the new setpoint 4.70 is automatically in the speed and acceleleration settings changing to the OS implementation no matter what ive do. If im trying install the 4.60 setpoint the lulnchr.exe (logitech updater process) duplicating to the max.
Ive guess that ive dont need to tell ya how mouse working with the OS impementation...

any tips ? Love struck

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12. January 2009 - 17:31
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OMG! Yesterday i noticed that its OS implementation here too, exact hardware and software like u.. vista 64, mx518 and setpoint 4.70.
Whenever i try to change it, exit and then re-open setpoint it always gets back to OS implementation and game detection enabled Evil

I will try to resolve this issue ASAP...and get back here. Pff

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12. January 2009 - 17:49
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same with 4.70 version for xp 32bit, anyway it isnt on my home pc cuz here i use 4.0 and i wont update it. Anyway i suggest find older version or use DI force which i sent u ratz.

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12. January 2009 - 18:47
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I fixed it. Its amazing how problematic version 4.60 is on vista x64. It does what bazz0r said, duplicates a process creating a massive memory leak and it doesnt stop! LOL...wtf did logitech do here... also mouse pointer starts to look double, like when u drunk, all fuzzy and wobbling on the screen. ROFL.

Solution:

Use version 4.40

link: http://www.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/mouse/setpoint440_x64.exe

So far this is working perfectly. memorizes Setpoint implementation and no duplicating processes crap. If someone doesnt know how to force usb rate in vista64, here are simple instructions to do so, with one note, u dont need to go to safe mode if u have test mode enabled.

1.run DSEO, and set it to test mode
2.restart in safe mode
3.load up hidusbf/setup.exe, click install service
4.use DSEO to sign a system file: c:\windows\system32\drivers\hidusbf.sys
5.put a check in filter on mouse in hidusbf setup
6.set to 500hz or 1000hz which ever you want
7.click restart
8.check mouserate.exe to ensure you are running at desired refresh!

DSEO: http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=dseo

usb rate changer: http://sweetlow.at.tut.by/download/hidusbf.zip

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12. January 2009 - 22:35
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works well Ratz,got the 500hz and SetPoint implementation.
Running in the test mode in DSEO cause if ive change to normal the Hz will change to the default (125) but im happy to get the settings as i want Happy
Thanks Ratz !

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15. January 2010 - 10:32
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Darn, thanks guys. This new 4.70 setpoint is driving me crazy on my vista 64.

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