Re : Logitech mouseware silent install or equivalent

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Chris Spencer

I suppose what I am looking for specifically is a silent install
Run SETUP.EXE -R
This will create a SETUP.ISS in %Systemroot%
Copy the SETUP.ISS into the directory where SETUP.EXE exists.
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The clients have to run SETUP.EXE -s -SMS
Take care: The strings are case sensitive
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May I ask where you got this SETUP.EXE? I have tried using the latest
MouseWare installer from the Logitech website (on a Win98), without
success. Thanks for any tips,

- Chris
 
May I ask where you got this SETUP.EXE? I have tried using the latest
MouseWare installer from the Logitech website (on a Win98), without
success. Thanks for any tips,
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The answer to my own question, in case anyone is wondering, is that
the .exe installer on Logitech's website can be opened with WinZip.
 
May I ask where you got this SETUP.EXE? I have tried using the latest
MouseWare installer from the Logitech website (on a Win98), without
success. Thanks for any tips,

- Chris
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Just personally, I use my Logitech mouses (or mice) without ever using
their drivers... I have owned a few of them now and each one of them
gave troubles ONLY after using their own software.. I NEVER had an
ounce of trouble letting Windows (95, 98, 2000 and XP) run these
mice.....
OK, you have to settle for a bit less configuration than with the
Logitech drivers BUT at least the thing works all the time...

I noticed that the biggest area of concern was in games... Sometimes I
couldn't use the centre button/wheel to change weapons etc in many
games while using Logitech drivers. Sometimes the mouse wouldn't ever
be detected at all... Once I got rid of the drivers and let Windows
take over,, all was ok...
 
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