Expand "Mice and other pointing devices" and right-click on the Logitech mouse entry (probably listed as HID-compliant mouse).Open the Device Manager (Control Panel > System and Security > System > Device Manager).Close all active Windows / application, including the Logitech Gaming Software in the System Tray.Please try to update the drivers of the mouse in the Device Manger by following the steps provided below: It is possible that your computer doesn't detect the mouse as a gaming one. I'm going to have to setup a Windows install somewhere and run the included software to see if I can't override those profiles.We're sorry to hear that your G502 Proteus Spectrum RGB Tunable Gaming Mouse is not being detected by the Logitech Gaming Software on your Windows 10 computer and let me help you out. It is either control+c/v or else they control mouse DPI. However, the preset profiles do not include one that just outputs button clicks for those buttons.
The mouse has a few built in profiles which can be cycled through by clicking the scroll button to the left. They are additional buttons operated by the index finger very close to button one, but like forward/backward, are also in a front to back arrangement.Īctually it was hard coded in the mouse. I would very much like to "unbind" these from those behaviors and assign different ones to them, but as they seem to already be sending rather important key codes to x-windows, I can't override them with xbindkeys because that would interfere with/override normal control-c control-v operation.Īs the mouse comes with a windows app to program all the keys, so I assume that control-c/control-v is not hardcoded within the mouse firmware, I can only imagine that someone has decided that the logitech mouse driver in the Linux kernel (if there is such a thing) will interpret button presses as keys 37 + 55 (2 keys) and 37 + 54.Īnd sorry: Ubuntu 14.04 (Linux Mint 17.1 Cinnamon)Īlso note these are not the "forward" "backward" buttons that are typically operated by the thumb and are assigned to b:8 and b:9. However, I find that inexplicably, the buttons marked G7 and G8 (two buttons to the left of mouse button one) seem to already be hardcoded to control-c and control-v. I am using xbindkeys and xev according to numerous tutorials available to find the button numbers and then assign actions to them. I wanted a few extra programmable buttons on my mouse to assign shortcuts to, so I picked up a Logitech G502.
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