
I need to point here that this is the basic functionality for a mouse. This is an absolute joke these days, c'mon we are in 21'st century, how is it possible that any mouse suddenly stops working after an update. Situation after Windows `11 update 2022-03 (KB5011493) applied.īefore, the mouse seemed working, but I was still wondering why my machine (100% Win11 compliant), randomly caused explorer restart, and guess what, now while I uninstalled this crappy mouse and its software, everything works fine. Nahh, still not working, even with old drivers as u/Stonedbutnotanxious suggested. The Logitech downloads page says that there is no Unifying app available for Windows 11, so clearly someone at Logitech is aware that there's a problem.ĭo you have access to a machine running Windows 11? If so, install unifying250.exe and confirm for yourself that the application cannot see any Logitech Unifying receivers.įor the moment, my solution is to boot into Kubuntu and edit the pairings using Solaar.

Many people have been complaining & asking how to solve this. The Logitech Unifying Software cannot see your receivers. Other apps, like AIDA64, can see the Unifying receiver. The following is true for all of our Windows 11 machines, using all of their USB ports: The Windows Device Manager can see the Unifying receiver. People have been submitting requests regarding this issue for at least three months.

Your downloads page specifies that there isn't a version of the Unifying Software for Windows 11. In case we aren't being sufficiently clear, please see these images to help. Install the old SetPoint app, and now the Unifying Software works under Windows 11. EDIT: /u/Stonedbutnotanxious found a solution.
