Logitech Setpoint



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  1. Logitech Unifying Software
  2. Logitech Setpoint Ps2 Driver
  • 'SetPoint.exe' is Logitech's control software for their wired and wireless keyboards and pointing devices. While basic functions on their peripherals work without Logitech drivers, special features will not. At Windows startup, SetPoint always loads together with 'KHALMNPR.exe' but only it resides in 'C:Program FilesLogitechSetPoint'.
  • I have a Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX and I like to set the scrollwheel to send the Internet Back signal when I push it to the left and Internet Next when I push it to the right. On several installations on Windows 7 SetPoint wouldn’t remember these settings between reboots and it slowly drove me insane.

Logitech SetPoint is the software used to install and control Logitech mice and keyboards in Windows XP and 2003. It contains drivers and software enabling.

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Logitech Unifying Software

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Logitech Setpoint Ps2 Driver

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