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    Zepto 6625WD and logitech V270 bluetooth mouse

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by iwilliams, Oct 18, 2007.

  1. iwilliams

    iwilliams Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi

    I have Vista OS and can't get my new logitech mouse to work. I have installed the bluesoleil software which came on the driver DVD.

    I can see the mouse when I discover it, but it will not pair up

    Please could someone help me here

    Thanks
     
    iwilliams, Oct 18, 2007
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    iwilliams Notebook Enthusiast

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    Do I need to install the logitech setpoint software or use the standard bluetooth drivers
     
    iwilliams, Oct 18, 2007
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    John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator

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    You shouldn't need to install any Logitech software to get the Bluetooth connection working but it will be needed to get all the mouse functions.

    I tried making a Bluetooth mouse connection on my 6024W and didn't encounter any problem. I am using V3.2.1.2 supplied by Zepto but it is telling me that there is a version 5 here. However, the download version seems to have a 5MB data limitation.

    The procedure to connect a mouse is (for me):

    1. Start the Bluetooth connection and BlueSoleil software

    2. Put the mouse into discovery mode and run the Device Discovery under the My Bluetooth menu.

    3. With the mouse in discovery mode right click on the device icon in the BlueSoleil screen and select Get Device Name (if not detected in step 3).

    4. With the mouse in discovery mode right click on the mouse and selected Connect > Bluetooth Human Interface Device Service.

    It should then connect as an input device. You do not need to pair it.

    John
     
    John Ratsey, Oct 18, 2007
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    iwilliams Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks for your help

    It now works, upgraded the bluetooth software shipped with the laptop.

    Removed logitech software...

    :cool:

    Lovely this laptop and now mouse
     
    iwilliams, Oct 19, 2007
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