Latest Logitech Options Software

What version of Options+ do you have? It should be version 1.40.402749.

I don't know what to say. I have three computers with Logitech M510 mice. The Logi Bolt app and the Options+ app all see these mice OK.

BTW, I have one computer that didn't even have any Logitech software on it. Apparently, it was only using the built-in unifying driver in Windows 10. If the any device such as a M510 is already paired there is no need to pair them again with Bolt or Options+. If you run Bolt or Options+ they should already be shown as paired.

For example, on the computer I just installed Bolt and Options+ I see the M510 already paired.

Logitech Options does not run on my computer on Windows 10 Windows 11 OK

logi options no problem on both 10 and 11

are they both the same now and as one, or are they still 2 different builds

i gave up on this software being honest as iv'e no time now for mucking about with software that won't install

NICK ADSL UK said:

Logitech Options does not run on my computer on Windows 10 Windows 11 OK

logi options no problem on both 10 and 11

are they both the same now and as one, or are they still 2 different builds

i gave up on this software being honest as iv'e no time now for mucking about with software that won't install

Back in 2015 Logitech rebranded itself and now refers to itself as Logi.

For newer devices they are transitioning from the Options to the Options+ app. Since all my wireless mice are now supported by Options+ I have uninstalled all copies of Options and replaced them with Options+.

Logitech to rebrand as “Logi,” dropping “tech” from its name
Logitech to rebrand as “Logi,” dropping “tech” from its name | Ars Technica

SonicMojo said:

I will give this another go.

Did you have a specific order that you installed the Logitech stuff in? Like Bolt first followed by Options+ etc?

And what do you see in your HID, Keyboard and Mouse nodes in Device Manager? Do you see actual Logitech "branded" entries like "Logicool Unifying USB Receiver" or just entries that say "USB Input Device"?

If you do have any "branded" entries - would love to know what driver version numbers are installed. Mine is v 6.0.45.0 dated 10/14/2020.

Update when you have a sec. I will install Bolt now and see what happens.

SOnic.

- - - Updated - - -

Ok - here is what I get - installing Bolt first:



Then this



and then:



Which finally times out:



And I am left with this - one device good - one not.



And then I can try again - notice how Bolt is recognizing the devices on the Logi Unified USB:



But no amount of messing around will get the mouse to behave.

I think I am going to try something different here and repair the M510 AND MX Keys to my older Unify USB and see what happens there. I am finding it very odd that this "new" key seems to love the MX Keys pairing but seemingly is acting real weird with the much older M510 Mouse.

Sonic.

I see that from your screenshots that both the MX Keys keyboard and the M510 mouse are paired in Bolt. I don't see what your problem is now. Note if you ever want to repair a device you first need to unpair it. You do that by clicking on the X to the right of the device.

BTW, I had a mouse not working but it showed up as being paired. Once I unpaired it and paired it again it started working again.

Have you run Options+ to see if you can at least configure the buttons on the M510 mouse. If Options+ works with the MX Keys keyboard then there may be configuration options for it also.

Like I said if you can pair all your devices with Options+ then that is all you need. You then don't need Bolt. You can still install Bolt if you want to.

MisterEd said:

Back in 2015 Logitech rebranded itself and now refers to itself as Logi.

For newer devices they are transitioning from the Options to the Options+ app. Since all my wireless mice are now supported by Options+ I have uninstalled all copies of Options and replaced them with Options+.

Logitech to rebrand as “Logi,” dropping “tech” from its name
Logitech to rebrand as “Logi,” dropping “tech” from its name | Ars Technica

thanks for the explanation
the original options gave you full control of the mouse, whereas the new options just adds a device and tells me my battery strength. or have i got that wrong

The downloads for the M510 mouse show a Firmware Update Tool. Have you tried that?

Download - Wireless Mouse M510
Download - Wireless Mouse M510 – Logitech Support + Download

NICK ADSL UK said:

thanks for the explanation
the original options gave you full control of the mouse, whereas the new options just adds a device and tells me my battery strength. or have i got that wrong

just to confirm from Logitech in that they Logitech and I are unable to install the software options installer on Windows 10 only

logi options plus installer no problem on Windows 10 and 11

so i woulden't waste your time on the above in trying to install options installer on Windows 10

New Logi Options+ version 1.42.411539 released. See first post for more details.