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I am not getting logitech options icon in my menu bar, i just changed to a new mac and set it up fully running big sur. In my other computer also running big sur i was able to get the logitech options icon in the menu bar but was not able to do so in my new computer. Not an expert at it so have no idea what is happening, Thank you in advance!! 😃
alianwar31 wrote:
yes i do have the MX master mouse, and i would like to have the logitech options app icon on the menu bar like i have in my old mac
Then, as noted, you would have to install the Logitech software. Being Logitech, it likely has a kernel extension which must be approved in Security & Privacy system preferences immediately after installing. However, it could be a legacy kernel extension that doesn't work with Big Sur, so didn't load.
You should contact Logitech to ask why it doesn't work or how to install it properly.
alianwar31 wrote:
yes i do have the MX master mouse, and i would like to have the logitech options app icon on the menu bar like i have in my old mac
Then, as noted, you would have to install the Logitech software. Being Logitech, it likely has a kernel extension which must be approved in Security & Privacy system preferences immediately after installing. However, it could be a legacy kernel extension that doesn't work with Big Sur, so didn't load.
You should contact Logitech to ask why it doesn't work or how to install it properly.
did you install the logitech software for the product?
if macos knew how to communicate with the device without installing the third party software
then it would not add stuff to the system preferences
Is the new computer running the Apple Silicon M1 CPU ?
Just because the logitech software worked on the older computer ( Intel ? ) does not automatic translate to working on the Apple Silicon Computer.
yes i do have the MX master mouse, and i would like to have the logitech options app icon on the menu bar like i have in my old mac
no the new computer has the old intel chips not M1
Not getting logitech options in menu bar
