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Logitech Mouse Not Working with Catalina

Just updated to Catalina and my M325 Logitech mouse stopped working immediately. This mouse works with a USB unifying dongle. The Logitech keyboard also running off the same dongle has kept working, but the mouse does not. Reading earlier blogs from Catalina beta, I see this issue was raised. Is there a fix? Is Apple aware of this?

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Posted on Oct 8, 2019 7:19 PM

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Posted on Oct 8, 2019 7:47 PM

Marcjacobharris Said:

Logitech Mouse Not Working with Catalina: [...]Reading earlier blogs from Catalina beta, I see this issue was raised. Is there a fix? Is Apple aware of this?

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Nov 21, 2019 7:34 PM in response to Marcjacobharris

Hi there! I was having a similar issue with my mouse (M310) I tried everything but nothing seamed to work. Finally I was trying to fix other issue and came across a solution that solved both: use this terminal command to reset the Accessibility permission database: tccutil reset Accessibility.


Just remember to write down all the apps that are in the Accessibility tab in the Security & Privacy to put it back.


PS: I had previously removed the Logi Daemon and Options but apparently that alone doesn't work. You need to run the command. Don't forget to write down the names of the apps before you do that.

Nov 21, 2019 7:34 PM in response to Okie-67

Hi there! I was having a similar issue with my mouse (M310) I tried everything but nothing seamed to work. Finally I was trying to fix other issue and came across a solution that solved both: use this terminal command to reset the Accessibility permission database: tccutil reset Accessibility.


Just remember to write down all the apps that are in the Accessibility tab in the Security & Privacy to put it back.


PS: I had previously removed the Logi Daemon and Options but apparently that alone doesn't work. You need to run the command. Don't forget to write down the names of the apps before you do that.

Jan 10, 2020 3:24 AM in response to Marcjacobharris

Guys I had the same exact problem with my Mx Master and I just solved it by adding the mouse via the Logi Options. When ever I tried to add the mouse via Bluetooth preferences it would never work but as soon as I tried it trough the logi option I worked right away. It also ends up in Bluetooth presences but it gets ther via logi Options I guess it makes a difference!

hope it helps

Logitech Mouse Not Working with Catalina

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