LOGITECH radio problem

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Most Logitech cordless desktop driver sets are found under the keyboard
section here:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/ [...] N,CRID=270

You should be able to find the one you want. Don't use the mouseware
drivers, use the cordless desktop ones under the keyboard section.

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"Len Dolby" <lsdolby@ignore.ntlwor.com> wrote in message
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> Up to a few days ago, Logitech cordless k/b and mouse were working fine.
> Installed a USB2 card - 2 ports- in addition to the 6 on-board USB1 ports
> . Had problems, so on advice from here, uninstalled all USB entries in
> Device Manager and re-booted.
> This solved the USB2 problem - USB and USB2 ports now work.
>
> However, this created a new problem. Logitech radio controller leads are
> connected, 1 to USB for k/b and 1 to PS/2 for mouse. The keyboard works
> fine, but not the mouse. Checked - mouse lead is in the PS/2 mouse socket.
>
> Device Manager shows - Keyboard OK, Mouse OK, but the Radio Controller has
> exclamation mark, not functioning, and NO DRIVER.
>
> Can't find the original installation disk (if there was one) nor has
> Logitech responded to request for Radio Controller Driver. Kit is JUST
> over 12 months so I guess they're not interested anymore. No joy with
> booting from Last Good Boot either.
>
> Radio Controller is Logitech M/N C-BG17 DUAL - C.
>
> Does anyone have this kit, and can tell me exactly what the driver file is
> called, from their own Device Manager?
> Also, file date and revision ... if driver could be "posted" as an
> attachment, would be good ...
>
> Any help appreciated. Sincerely, Len.
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