Is this mouse compatible with windows 8?
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Per the packaging it came in, it is compatible with windows 8. I have Windows 7 and it took a few times to get it up and running. If you want to see the compatibility on the package, I can send a picture of it, as I saved it.
624547
Yes. When I got my new laptop which uses Windows 8, I simply plugged in the wireless connector. The mouse still works.
624548
It's just a regular plug and play USB mouse, so it'd be compatible with any major OS.
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I'm using Win7 and with SetPoint software you get more functionality with this mouse as well as customization. I would presume Win 8 would be the same. It does work as Plug-n-Play device with regular functionality but with software you get the most from it.
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I have Windows 7 and about to upgrade to 8 but its a usb mouse so I'm sure the operating system doesn't matter. You just plug it in and there's no software download needed.
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Logitech's FAQ implies that it does. Additionally their software is available for Windows 8, so I'm going to conclude that it will work with Windows 8
2262807
I have absolutely no problems with this mouse working on my Windows 8 set-up. It's the OS itself that I am having issues with.
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Yes, works very well. I have been using Windows 8 since it was released. I am using Windows 8.1 with update currently and the M310 mouse works just fine.
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Hi, I use a Microsoft wireless touch mouse without any problems. It uses an USB Nano transceiver which Works well (about the mouse, do not buy that model, the touch design is more a bother than anything else). Another thing, if you want to upgrade this machine to Windows 8, this would require that you upgrade the bios to enable the hardware buttons. The bios upgrade is not reliable in this device!! (actually, I bricked my asus doing that), please check on internet before do it.
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I'm using this mouse right now - - and it's installed on a Windows 7 machine.Just plug it in, and let Windows find the drivers.
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I don't know about windows 8 but I purchased 2 of these mouse and none of them worked more than 3 weeks. I was told to send one for exchange, I sent it and never received the new exchanged one.
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Yes, the mouse is compatible with windows 7. It's a great mouse that has worked very well with our laptop.
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I dont know. I know it doesn't work with Windows 7. I had to buy another mouse. I suggest you do that too
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Yes, it does work. I guess all the Windows 8 gestures are handled by the latest Logitech SetPoint software. I have both the newer T620 as well as the older M600. So far, I have not found anything that the T620 can do but not the M600. Both mice seem to have the same hardware support as long as the Logitech SetPoint is configured properly. Make sure the latest version of Logitech SetPoint is installed. Check this out: http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-and-Pointing-Devices/M600-vs-T620/td-p/940590
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As of right now, I don't know if it's touch interface will work with Windows 8. My gut tells me it will because (supposedly) a great many peripherals that worked on 7 will do so on 8. I know that Microsoft's Touch Mouse will be getting some tweaks in the software to take advantage of the Windows 8 layout, but that's about it.
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I am running Windows 8 and the Logitech Zone Touch Mouse work beautiful. When I use Windows 8.1 site to check my computer for compatibility all apps & devices checked ok including the Logitech Mouse. I did not download Window 8.1 yet & I will update this answer when I do.
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I should have done some research before I posted that last post. But I just did a research on this mouse and found information that said it was compatible with Windows 7. Hope this helps you as much as it helps me!
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I am currently using a Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 and it is working just fine. This mouse is several years old and may not say it is for a Win 8 OS - but it is certainly compatible with the new OS.
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I haven't used it with Windows 8.x but as an IT professional I can tell you these things are plug and play for a reason. Logitech wouldn't abandon making drivers for this mouse in a newer operating system.