Can the dpad(#16) be assigned to control the mouse?
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Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy. http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31714/section/troubleshoot/crid/411/lt_product_id/5123/tabs/1,3,2,4,5/cl/us,en Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy.... » Read More Hey A. I got the Saitek Cyborg Unit and had it for a couple of days of game play for WOW. I didn't like it at all, some reason being, Is it felt like it was constructed "cheap". By that I mean the adjustable features of the palm pad and thumb control had too much play (loose). I didn't like the software for the Key setup either, it require to make time and effort. I would suggest the Logitech G13. Ton of option, easy plug and play, programming key can be done with just a couple key strokes. And the Dpad can be assign to control mouse. link to show and prove its easy. http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31714/section/troubleshoot/crid/411/lt_product_id/5123/tabs/1,3,2,4,5/cl/us,en « Show Less
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It does not. The buttons emulate key presses, so the d-pad works like arrow keys and the select button acts like enter, but there are no mouse functions.
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There were/are no drivers/software that comes with the mouse. BUT what I do is use x-mouse button control utility (http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm). This allows you to change ANY button assignment plus much more. Like MS Intellimouse but way better. HTH...
1887934
Yes but not sure how. Go to search or help and put in disable touch pad. It should tell you how. I too use a mouse but have not disabled my touch pad either.
178324
I'm not sure. If so it'd be in the touchpad settings where you could do so I think
2174267
I haven't tried it but have used other Logitech mice and just go under control panel/devices and printers/mouse to change it. That should work fine.
2051394
Yes. Go to http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/gamepad-f310?crid=411&osid;=14&bit;=64 for the controller, click downloads in blue, and underneath the controller image you will be able to choose windows 8 (32 or 64 bit) for the drivers. I'm sure they are on the cd provided too. If not, you can just get them off the site.
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Yes! Not only does it not have a driver, you can change everything easily through your system preferences, as th DPI is directly associated with the mouse.
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Hi, Leeann. Have you downloaded and installed Logitech's SUPERB "SetPoint" software?Here's the link!http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/touchpad-t650?crid=398&osid;=14&bit;=32
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The keyboard and mouse work pretty much like standard ones do, so no. However, you can easily use a free scripting program like AutoHotkey to do this for you by way of a keybind, it will then work regardless of your input method. EDIT It seems like the other answer may work as well, although I have never tried it myself.
2186254
Yes. Just plug it in and use it, and the regular mouse speed adjustments in the System Preferences work just fine.
1207170
Yes, Just download the software for the mouse and you can change the "+/-" into whatever action you would like. I've done the same on Battlefield and it works great.
861155
No you cannot. I know Corsair has a couple gaming mice that have that feature that you are talking about.
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Yes, all the current drivers can be found on the manufacturers website, more likely than not once you plug it in windows will most likely recognize it and it will function basically as a mouse but with the drivers you can fine tune the aspect ratio, surface area, pressure sensitivity, reprogram buttons, etc...
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Yes. Using the Kensington MouseWorks software that is designed to support the Kensington Expert Mouse a variety of different actions can be assigned to the various buttons including the option that you described in your question. See the following webpage: http://www.kensington.com/us/us/6498/trackballworks™-customization-software#.VMwu492RCpU
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Yes, the trackpad can be disabled very easily...in fact, this is exactly what I did with mine after I hooked up my wireless mouse through one of the USB ports(got tired of accidentally clicking/activating the pad while typing). Still before doing this, I'd recommend updating all the drivers/software for the trackpad as well as tweaking the settings because the performance can be improved dramatically...out of the box it had some issues.
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Yes. There is an option to disable the trackpad. You can do it on the "Device Manager" level (if you want it permanently off) or at the trackpad driver level - then it will be off only when you have an external HID (i.e. mouse) plugged in. However, after a while you get used to it, actually, and it becomes borderline workable.