Logitech MouseWare Driver 9.76 build 046

NewsFactory · Mar 27, 2003, 01:40 PM

Warp2search.net have the latest Logitech mouseware drivers version 9.76 build 046
for windows 9X/ME/NT/2000/XP! Dated 03/26/2003

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tazdevl · Mar 27, 2003, 04:09 PM

Hopefully these freaking things will allow you to use the extra buttons in games without having to screw around with things. Though I did contact the MW Product Manager and he indicated that Logitech refuses to support this feature due to the resources required.

brc64 · Mar 27, 2003, 08:35 PM

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Originally posted by tazdevl
Hopefully these freaking things will allow you to use the extra buttons in games without having to screw around with things. Though I did contact the MW Product Manager and he indicated that Logitech refuses to support this feature due to the resources required.

I've been trying Mouseware since around version 7, I think, and I've never found a version that I was content with. Mouseware is about the most worthless "driver" software package ever. It screws up my games, messes with my scroll wheel, and if I close it via Task Manager, it just totally disables my middle mouse button.

The built in Windows drivers are SOOOOOOOO much better for me. Unfortunately, I use an iFeel mouse, and I have to have Mouseware installed to get the force feedback functionality. Luckily, if I prevent it from loading on startup (disable EM_EXEC), my mouse still works correctly and so does my force feedback.

- Me

tazdevl · Apr 1, 2003, 10:41 PM

I use the latest MS Mouse drivers, set it to the Intellimouse Explorer 3.0... does the job. Thought I'd give these a try... have to say (haven't played SOFII for a while) it seems it's working better but inconsitently. For example, Freelancer, have button 2 (right button) set to fire... damn thing drops flares as well which is bound to C. Go figure.

I just have a tough time understanding Logitech's stance on game support (meaning they don't). In all honesty, I probably will never buy one of their meece

again. This is the second mouse that's given me problems and I refuse to buy products from a company that does not offer an adequate level of support to its customers.

There was an Intel study I read a while back and over 70% of PC's are purchased for entertainment reasons... main category being games. I sent the Product Manager and email, he never responded. Being a Product Marketing Manager myself, I always responded to emails from customers. Very valuable source of information.

DriveEuro · Apr 1, 2003, 10:51 PM

I couldn't stand the mouseware drivers either. Bugged the FAUK outta me.

Mar 27, 2003, 01:40 PM	#1
NewsFactory News Guru Join Date: May 2002 Location: UK Posts: 1,400 Rep Power: 0	Logitech MouseWare Driver 9.76 build 046 Warp2search.net have the latest Logitech mouseware drivers version 9.76 build 046 for windows 9X/ME/NT/2000/XP! Dated 03/26/2003 You can Grab them Here

Mar 27, 2003, 04:09 PM	#2
tazdevl DriverHeaven Addict Join Date: May 2002 Location: Bay Area, CA Posts: 310 Rep Power: 0	Hopefully these freaking things will allow you to use the extra buttons in games without having to screw around with things. Though I did contact the MW Product Manager and he indicated that Logitech refuses to support this feature due to the resources required. __________________ RIG: P4 2.6C, Thermalright SP94/Panaflo 92MM M1A, IC7 Max3, Swifty MCX159, 1GB Geil PC4000 Ultra Plat, Modded Radeon 8500, Audigy 2, 2X WD Raptor RAID 0, WD 250GB SE, Plex 708A, 166SDVD, LianLi PC75, WinXP Pro SP1, Z680's.

Apr 1, 2003, 10:41 PM	#4
tazdevl DriverHeaven Addict Join Date: May 2002 Location: Bay Area, CA Posts: 310 Rep Power: 0	I use the latest MS Mouse drivers, set it to the Intellimouse Explorer 3.0... does the job. Thought I'd give these a try... have to say (haven't played SOFII for a while) it seems it's working better but inconsitently. For example, Freelancer, have button 2 (right button) set to fire... damn thing drops flares as well which is bound to C. Go figure. I just have a tough time understanding Logitech's stance on game support (meaning they don't). In all honesty, I probably will never buy one of their meece again. This is the second mouse that's given me problems and I refuse to buy products from a company that does not offer an adequate level of support to its customers. There was an Intel study I read a while back and over 70% of PC's are purchased for entertainment reasons... main category being games. I sent the Product Manager and email, he never responded. Being a Product Marketing Manager myself, I always responded to emails from customers. Very valuable source of information. __________________ RIG: P4 2.6C, Thermalright SP94/Panaflo 92MM M1A, IC7 Max3, Swifty MCX159, 1GB Geil PC4000 Ultra Plat, Modded Radeon 8500, Audigy 2, 2X WD Raptor RAID 0, WD 250GB SE, Plex 708A, 166SDVD, LianLi PC75, WinXP Pro SP1, Z680's.

Apr 1, 2003, 10:51 PM	#5
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