Logitech SetPoint is the software used to install and control Logitech mice and keyboards. It contains drivers and software enabling you to take full advantage of your mouse and keyboard. It has been reported that this is a Vista specific release for both 32bit and 64bit flavours.
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- Release Notes not available at the time of this News Post.
- Windows XP and Windows Vista
Download: 32-Bit Version [54.4MB] | 64-Bit Version [54.8MB] (Freeware)
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32-bits: ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/mouse/setpoint440.exe
64-bits: ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/mo...oint440_x64.exe
Yahoo! toolbar bundled with this driver + multilanguage setup.
On the versions 3 of this software it shows our mouse/keyboard image on the application, now in the versions 4 it doesn't show our device image, it shows a generic keyboard/mouse.
If you use the Logitech SetPoint drivers then the Windows ScreenSaver will never kick in, if you uninstall them your screensaver works again!!
Saw this problem mentiioned a few months ago by other users on the Logitech forums and I've downloaded every driver revision ever since but the problem has never gone away and that applies for both Windows XP and Vista.
Has anyone else had this problem?
SYMPTOMS
When you use a Microsoft wireless pointing device that uses Microsoft IntelliPoint software on a Windows Vista-based computer, you may notice that the screen saver of the computer does not work even though it is configured to run.
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CAUSE
This issue may occur if the PCM and DVDLauncher services are running in the background. The PCM service is used to start media programs faster. The DVDLauncher is a program that is used for DVD playback.
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RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, plug in a wireless receiver, and then check for updates. To do this, visit the following Microsoft Windows Update Web site:
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/ (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/)
Install the Optional Hardware Update that is named Microsoft HID Non-User Input Data Filter.
That happens when we don't restart the computer after install it. Try to uninstall it, restart the system, install the this version, restart.
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No tabs even after direct reinstall of drivers only, Ghost image of mouse indicating proper images either not installed or corrupt, Game monitor not working at all, profiles not loading or saving among others that were supposed to be fixed.
Since SetPoint v4.24 installation winmal.exe started to show up in my process list everytime I boot my Windows Vista. Same thing happens in my wife's computer. Both computers has diNovo Media Desktop Laser.
Problem is that the Winmail.exe doesn't show in the startup list of the MSConfig nor even in the Services List so I can't disable it. The main issue is that I DO NOT USE WINMAIL and this thing keeps using unnecessary resources.
Also tried Microsoft and they told me that there is no way to uninstall Winmail :-(
I tried to rename winmail.exe to winmail.old and it works but the problem is that keeps giving me an error in the Event Viewer.
I've just reformated my machine twice (I was about to do this anyway) because other issues and I confirmed that the issue really starts after SetPoint installation.
Anyone knows how to prevent this?
Thanks
Vista 32bit
MX Revolution
1. Delete file "C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\wdf01000.sys".
2. ReInstall SetPoint software: "setpoint440.exe".
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