Logitech mouse unsupported?

[zuma022]

I have a Logitech mouse that I have been using for ages. The mouse works just fine, but for every click I get an error in my console log:

11-04-03 12:03:45 PM LCCDaemon[302] AZTheatre will post <AZEvent: mouse buttons [0x1]> for an unsupported device

I have the Logitech Control Center, but it says 'no device found'. Anybody know what I can do?

 

[Benni-chan]

which mouse do you have exactly?

 

[GGJstudios]

I have a Logitech mouse that I have been using for ages.

This might be your problem. Which model is it and how old?

The mouse works just fine, but for every click I get an error in my console log:

That doesn't sound like it's working fine.

I have the Logitech Control Center, but it says 'no device found'.

Again, it might be an older model that the LCC doesn't support.

 

[zuma022]

I have the Media Play cordless mouse, not sure how old 3ish years maybe?

Well I know something is off, otherwise my log wouldn't go nuts, but the mouse works just fine. Clicks, scrolls, even the additional buttons work just fine. I wouldn't know anything was amiss if I didn't look at the log.

 

[GGJstudios]

I have the Media Play cordless mouse

From the Logitech Product Team:

Media play mouse is not a LCC supported device. It is intended for Windows systems.

...and that was from 5 years ago! Perhaps it's time for a new mouse!

 

[zuma022]

Oh? I didn't know that. Strange as I have been using it for a long time and I noticed the error for the first time a couple of weeks ago.
Guess I'll look into a new one then. Any recommendations for a mouse that works well on a wooden desk and has additional buttons?

 

[DarwinOSX]

LCC sucks anyway. Try Steer Mouse.

 

[GGJstudios]

Guess I'll look into a new one then. Any recommendations for a mouse that works well on a wooden desk and has additional buttons?

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I'm currently using the Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX™, which works on any surface, including glass. Battery life isn't great, though.

 

[smithrh]

My ancient Logitech mouse works just fine without any Logitech crapware... all the buttons are recognized and configured via the control panel.

Just sayin - many devices (not all, but most) work just fine w/o any special software or drivers.


Also, you can certainly find a lot of helpful information in logfiles, but you can also find a lot of noisy chatter. As a developer, I've written things to logfiles for debugging but it doesn't necessarily indicate anything is actually wrong - even if it sounds absolutely horrible.